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Norton Systemworks issue???
I have Norton Systemworks on 3 of my machines at home. All of my machines have more than one HD or mutiple partitions. My issue is this on all my machines but one Norton sees all the HD's or partions, but on my main machine it only sees the C: partion. this machine has 2 HD: WD 40GB 7200 ata100 and a Maxtor 60GB ata133 7200. The C: partition is in the Maxtor HD and is the only partition on this machine that Norton recognizes when running the speed disk. On the other hand when I use Norton Anti-Virus it scans all my HD and partitions. So on recap, when I use the speed disk utility from Norton it only sees my c: partion and none other. Anyone have any clues or suggestions?
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Extreme Member!
I've never heard of a problem like that before.
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Member
tell me about it, I have'nt either. I've tried reinstalling Norton and no change. This is nuts
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Extreme Member!
Where is the Western Digital connected and how is it jumpered?
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The Burninator
What OS are you running? What Service Pack? If it's 2000 SP4, you may want to revert to SP3 - I had problems with Speed Disk after SP4. Have you used LiveUpdate for your Speed Disk?
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Ultimate Member
Your'e not running any disk management tools like EZ-Disk are you?
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Member
The Western Digital is set up as a slave and cannot be seen by speed disk. I am not running any other utilities. I have used live update. And finally I am running Win 2k service pack 4 and I'll keep your suggestion in mind.
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