[Zeretul1]

I just got a new 250GB SATA hdd. i plugged it in, formatted it, and started
to transfer files onto the new drive.

Ok, so in the process of transfering some files, I get this error:

http://img194.echo.cx/img194/3121/error19xw.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)

After that, my compy no longer detects my new hdd. I have to reboot, and try
again. This is my first experiance with a SATA drive.

Compy=self built
OS=WinXP Pro, Service Pack 1
CPU=2.4ghz P4
MEM=512mb pc2700
MAINBOARD=ASUS P4P800S-X
Drives:1 DVDx16
1 DVDRW
1 60GB Maxtor IDE
1 200GB Western Digital IDE
1 250GB Seagate (Barracuda) SATA
1 Internally connected usb Card Reader

[Shenan Stanley]

Zeretul1 wrote:
> I just got a new 250GB SATA hdd. i plugged it in, formatted it, and
> started to transfer files onto the new drive.
>
> Ok, so in the process of transfering some files, I get this error:
>
> http://img194.echo.cx/img194/3121/error19xw.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)
>
> After that, my compy no longer detects my new hdd. I have to reboot,
> and try again. This is my first experiance with a SATA drive.
>
> Compy=self built
> OS=WinXP Pro, Service Pack 1
> CPU=2.4ghz P4
> MEM=512mb pc2700
> MAINBOARD=ASUS P4P800S-X
> Drives:1 DVDx16
> 1 DVDRW
> 1 60GB Maxtor IDE
> 1 200GB Western Digital IDE
> 1 250GB Seagate (Barracuda) SATA
> 1 Internally connected usb Card Reader

Could be the cabling, could be the controller, could be the driver or could
be the hard drive.
Have you updated your SATA ()controller/chipset) driver in Windows XP?
Is the drive still seen in the BIOS?

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[BSchwarz]

I got that error message when using scsi drives. It is a controller
driver problem. It is always better to install the manufacturer
included drivers for stabilty.


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[Rick \Nutcase\ Rogers]

Hi,

Go into device manager, expand the drive branch, double click on the new
drive. On the policies tab, try unchecking the box for write caching. See if
this helps.

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"Zeretul1" <Zeretul1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:92ACFD30-520C-45DE-8DB7-659992B70F0F@microsoft.com...
>I just got a new 250GB SATA hdd. i plugged it in, formatted it, and started
> to transfer files onto the new drive.
>
> Ok, so in the process of transfering some files, I get this error:
>
> http://img194.echo.cx/img194/3121/error19xw.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)
>
> After that, my compy no longer detects my new hdd. I have to reboot, and
> try
> again. This is my first experiance with a SATA drive.
>
> Compy=self built
> OS=WinXP Pro, Service Pack 1
> CPU=2.4ghz P4
> MEM=512mb pc2700
> MAINBOARD=ASUS P4P800S-X
> Drives:1 DVDx16
> 1 DVDRW
> 1 60GB Maxtor IDE
> 1 200GB Western Digital IDE
> 1 250GB Seagate (Barracuda) SATA
> 1 Internally connected usb Card Reader

[NoStop]

BSchwarz wrote:

>
> I got that error message when using scsi drives. It is a controller
> driver problem. It is always better to install the manufacturer
> included drivers for stabilty.
>
>
Well, I got that error with USB2 external hard drives. The problem with your
solution in this case is that the only provider for USB2 is Microsoft and
their drivers obviously suck.


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