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[DaRo]

Hello,

I recently did my un-regular-regular check with the Diagnostictool on my FAP 750
and it told me a diagnostic code, so I called the service and they said, its better to send in.

Of course it's not that easy to backup the backup but well I had to because it contains important backups from different client pc's
So I bought a new FAP 750, so I copied the old contents to the new disk this night.

And now I deleted all the **bleep** on the old one, low-level-formatted it, and rechecked with the diagnostic tools

AND GUESS WHAT?!?!?!

The OLD drive is now fully working again and the NEW drive has now a diagnostic code

and I did recheck that the serials are not the same so I didnt accidently check the wrong one

So either the Diagnostic tool doesnt work with a FAP 750 when full to the limit or something is seriously broken.

Any ideas?

Regards, DaRo.

EDIT:
So i cleared now some data from the new drive, and no code anymore on both drives
But I noticed that if I only plug the new drive in the Bootup is faster because it gets recognized faster
With the old one it takes always a few seconds more the Booup as the Detection takes ages.
Maybe I should send it in? I don't have a diagnostic code anymore but oh well Maybe they can find something?



Message Edited by DaRo on 04-17-2008 11:55 PM

Message Edited by DaRo on 04-18-2008 12:56 AM

[Melonade]

id probably return both of them, to the store if possible

but id contact tech support to ask them if they know what the deal is    drives arent supposed to be ruined then un-ruined, etc