--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>On Saturday, May 31, 2003, at 09:43 PM, Salongo Lee wrote:
>
>Could be:
>1) Disk gone bad
>2) Zip drive gone bad (happened to me w/ same exact machine)
>3) Driver conflict (Download newest ones from Iomega site)
>4) Cable loose internally (less likely)
>
>-Bill M
Hi Bill,
1) Possible but 9 disks can't all be bad, I don't think.
2)This might be a good possibility. But, were this the case, why won't the machine see
the external zip drive either?
3)Already downloaded the newest drivers, followed their specified directions prior to
transfer and still nothing has changed....the machine neither sees nor recognizes
either the internal nor the external zip drives.
4) The cables are tight, but it might be a bad cable connector or a bad cable
altogether. I'll let you know what I discover.
Regards,
Donald
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