I may want to use ghost with the following switches to copy my drive
with bad sectors, but I don't understand the difference. Can someone
please explain the difference? Which one is more appropriate, or should
I combine them and use both? It sorta sounds like the BFC switch

I'd just like to get your opinion: do you think it makes any difference
in the life-expectency of a hard drive whether you position it
horizontally or vertically?  Which do you think is best?
I've noticed that on the boxes of many external hard drives, they show

I'm trying to build three windows 98 client computers.  I have three
different HD's from 20 GB to 250GB, all of which used to run XP's.
However, I can't install Windows 98 on them because they all give me HD
writing errors when beginning to install.  It isn't even recognized as

Hello. A few days ago I installed a 250 gb SATA drive directly to my
motherboard, installed the driver and everything seemed fine. No
problems. But ever since then, the shared folders on the computer
intermittently become unavailable over the network, and I have to

Yes - i could email the CEO but it is a suprising omission from their range
?

As in the topis - what'd be the best solution for small office and home as well?
Reasonable price range. Thanks for advices.
Eric

transfer speed but this is internal so does that mean that a user will
only benefit from SATA if they use their hard drives in a RAID
configuration?

I have my C: drive is the master and a second drive (D:) is the slave on the
primary cable where I clone my C: drive to.  This clone works flawlessly
I plan to add another drive which will be the slave position on the
secondary cable.  Will a clone of drive C: on this additional ...

I have a 160 gig drive that contains several partions, including a 10
gig bootable "C: drive" partition that stores my OS (Windows XP SP2).
All partitions are NTFS.  I just bought a 320 gig drive and would like
to clone the 160GB drive onto the 320 gig drive but I also would like

Hello.
I am having a problem with a new ASUS K8V SE Deluxe (revision 2;
BIOS dated 6/17/2005; cannot figure out where the BIOS version is)
with its enabled onboard Promise Controller in CMOS. It will detect

what would happen if you connected an external usb/firewire drive to 2
computers at the same time?. One through usb & the other through the
firewire.  But you only tried to access the drive from one computer at
a time.

A question from a newbie regarding networked storage solutions:
I have a 100 Mbit LAN in my apartment, and currently I have a wireless
router connected to the LAN, so all computers run on WLAN. I'm now
considering buying a network hard drive, and connect it directly to the

Hello together,
since a few weeks I use the 300GB Maxtor Share Storage as an external
Backup Drive. It works pretty well, except a problem which I have with
the "Last Modified" and "Last Accessed" File Dates.

Hello All, I have a rather large problem...My computer has gone on the
fritz. It Blue Screened then shut down and when it restarted the BIOS
reported a strange number for the HDD IDE-0 then went to the next
screen and couldn't find IDE-0, couldn't find FDD so it wont go any