Pro Tools Hard Drive Problem. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () I recently bought Pro Tools M-powered (Win XP), I installed it and everything is working great except I have one problem. I have a second internal hard drive that I want to use as my audio...

I'll try again and relate the >error. I notice though that the hard drive shows as 0 gb >in the BIOS. What can I do to remedy that? >>JCW >. >The error I get is "NTLDR is missing" Isn't that hard drive related? JCW Archived from groups:...

of drive? Should I use the DOS format tools from the hard drive manufacturer and format it from Win Me or Win 98SE? There is a Drive Overlay feature in the DOS tools that should be on the CD that came with the drive, and that might get my drive recognized...

a 500 GB drive properly, it still has only one partition of size 137 GB to work with. The rest of the drive is simply undefined. So you should have three choices. 1. In Windows under Administrative Tools for hard drives etc, find the HDD. It should show...

drive. When I try to boot to windows with the hard drive intended for the machine, it shows the loading windows logo, then bluescreens and starts the boot process over. On that hard drive I've reinstalled windows twice to no avail. What complicates things is...

a restart/unplugging the power *During a windows (2000, XP, Vista) fresh install, I have no problems *Running diagnostic tools (Hard Drive tests, memtest), I have no problems *Games crash to desktop ...

Which is the better app? ATI TRAY TOOLS or CCC?. Cast your vote.. Cast your vote. ATi Tray Tools by far. CCC really just bogs down a system, regardless of the intent behind it. ATI TOOLS Yes CCC sucks big time. Ati Tray Tools all the way. lol, this should...

cable problem.. check all the connections. also, get the tools for your hard drive, and check the integrity of the drive, and do a low level format, and format it... start from scratch completely from scratch.. and if the drive tools report errors...and...

setup to delete or create a new partition as shown on this page: Partitioning A Blank Hard Drive During XP Installation Note: If this is a proprietary system, you might find it best to download and create a floppy disk with tools from the hard drive...

hard drive (or even from DOS) ... which is why I tend to waste the disk space, and still run FAT32 on my home systems. I've got enough tools to get to a hard drive with NTFS, but it's still a simpler procedure if the file system doesn't have such high encryption....