That's correct. WD has the same thing, but dear god did I have to dig on
the WD site to find the correct jumper setting.
Not that it made any difference. The motherboard still ignored the drive.
I ended up getting an inexpensive SATA to IDE converter and running it that
way.
> -Original Mes
>There is also price discrimination where buyers decide that web
>consumers won't buy at the regular market price so they offer
>lower prices on line. Much of real-world pricing behavior was
>mysterious to me until I learned about p.d. in my first micro-econ
>class.
I used to love going shopping
I might be mistaken, but that is not necessarily true, my Seagate 500GB
SATA 300 drive has a jumper that you can put across two pins to make it
recognized as a SATA 1.5 GB/Sec . This might be what he's talking
about. Anyone else jump in on this to tell me if I'm correct.
Fred Holmes wrote:
If he's setting jumpers, the drive is PATA, not SATA.
At 03:28 PM 2/3/2008, Jeff Wright wrote:
>Another thing to consider is that mobos only 3 years old or so will have
>SATA I support, but may not recognize SATA II drives, even though they are
>supposed to be backwards compatible. I've been burn
MS backed off, there is no ban on file types.
On Feb 3, 2008 2:16 PM, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Spreading FUD and spreading it thick.
>
> Sorry. No choice of page color and no rules at all.
>
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Information asymmetry is 2008 because it is mainstream econ
today. I think the internet was very useful for gathering price
information but I personally found it has been harder and harder
to get price info and firms are almost certainly trying to make it
harder.
There is also price discrimin
Shucks, Tom. Everything I know I learned on this list... ;->
--- Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I think you could find intellectual honest, economically literate
> >conservatives who would argue that Gates is a threat to free market
> >and capitalism in general.
>
> Great analysis P
Another thing to consider is that mobos only 3 years old or so will have
SATA I support, but may not recognize SATA II drives, even though they are
supposed to be backwards compatible. I've been burned by this.
It's very hard to find SATA I drives any longer.
> -Original Message-
> Loose
At 11:24 AM 1/31/2008, White, Bruce wrote:
>I recently installed a second h/d on my pc and it is not reconizing it
>also it not in the BIOS. It is not a new drive and I checked the
>settings and the jumpers were set. Any guesses?
Loose data or power cable? If the motherboard and data cable supp
Spreading FUD and spreading it thick.
On Feb 3, 2008 11:10 AM, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Can you save it as RTF? That's supposed to be the MS native format that
> >can be opened by all versions. Is there any special formatting? If not,
> >then RTF will work.
>
> No they banned RTF
>Can you save it as RTF? That's supposed to be the MS native format that
>can be opened by all versions. Is there any special formatting? If not,
>then RTF will work.
No they banned RTF too. MS's basic assertion is that using files with
their software is a security exposure. I've read that thei
Can you save it as RTF? That's supposed to be the MS native format that
can be opened by all versions. Is there any special formatting? If not,
then RTF will work.
Betty
Marcio V. Pinheiro wrote:
> I just came accross this surprise. Sent a Word XP file to another
computer and the Word2007 was
I recently installed a second h/d on my pc and it is not reconizing it
also it not in the BIOS. It is not a new drive and I checked the
settings and the jumpers were set. Any guesses?
Thanks.
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