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install new hardware
a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing
when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want |
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install new hardware
Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter
manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want |
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install new hardware
Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter
manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want |
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i dont know the manufacturer of the addapter but i do of the laptop should i
contact them "DL" wrote: Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want |
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install new hardware
i dont know the manufacturer of the addapter but i do of the laptop should i
contact them "DL" wrote: Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want |
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install new hardware
No, its the adapter that is the cause, and if there is no manufacturer name
on that adapter or its packaging then how do you know its winxp compatible? Try it on another PC "paul3200" wrote in message ... i dont know the manufacturer of the addapter but i do of the laptop should i contact them "DL" wrote: Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want |
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install new hardware
No, its the adapter that is the cause, and if there is no manufacturer name
on that adapter or its packaging then how do you know its winxp compatible? Try it on another PC "paul3200" wrote in message ... i dont know the manufacturer of the addapter but i do of the laptop should i contact them "DL" wrote: Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want |
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install new hardware
i know it is conpatiple because it was in the laptop when i bought it
"DL" wrote: No, its the adapter that is the cause, and if there is no manufacturer name on that adapter or its packaging then how do you know its winxp compatible? Try it on another PC "paul3200" wrote in message ... i dont know the manufacturer of the addapter but i do of the laptop should i contact them "DL" wrote: Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want |
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install new hardware
i know it is conpatiple because it was in the laptop when i bought it
"DL" wrote: No, its the adapter that is the cause, and if there is no manufacturer name on that adapter or its packaging then how do you know its winxp compatible? Try it on another PC "paul3200" wrote in message ... i dont know the manufacturer of the addapter but i do of the laptop should i contact them "DL" wrote: Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want |
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On May 26, 5:49*pm, paul3200 wrote:
i know it is conpatiple because it was in the laptop when i bought it "DL" wrote: No, its the adapter that is the cause, and if there is no manufacturer name on that adapter or its packaging then how do you know its winxp compatible? Try it on another PC "paul3200" wrote in message ... i dont know the manufacturer of the addapter but i do of the laptop should i contact them "DL" wrote: Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want Contact the laptop manufacturer for help on this. I my opinion, this is not a "true" SCSI adapter. I have yet seen a laptop that comes with a built-in SCSI adapter. This might be a SATA (Serial ATA) controller card that either is misconfigured in the BIOS or lost the Windows driver. As with XP, any drive controller card that requires a driver to be installed, these would normally be place in the SCSI section of Device Manager. |
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On May 26, 5:49*pm, paul3200 wrote:
i know it is conpatiple because it was in the laptop when i bought it "DL" wrote: No, its the adapter that is the cause, and if there is no manufacturer name on that adapter or its packaging then how do you know its winxp compatible? Try it on another PC "paul3200" wrote in message ... i dont know the manufacturer of the addapter but i do of the laptop should i contact them "DL" wrote: Because its new doesnt mean its not failed, seek advice from the adapter manufacturer / supplier "paul3200" wrote in message ... a SCSI addapter is apparently new. i have not upgraded my laptop or any thing when i try to install it it doesnt work. what can i do if more info needed post what you want Contact the laptop manufacturer for help on this. I my opinion, this is not a "true" SCSI adapter. I have yet seen a laptop that comes with a built-in SCSI adapter. This might be a SATA (Serial ATA) controller card that either is misconfigured in the BIOS or lost the Windows driver. As with XP, any drive controller card that requires a driver to be installed, these would normally be place in the SCSI section of Device Manager. |
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