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john freibergs <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 3 Jan 2007 17:46:45 -0800
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Hi,

I have two Western Digital drives.  One is 40gig and
the other is 120gig.  I originally used the 40 as the
main drive and eventually switched to the 120 when I
got it because it was a hair faster.  I've used them
with Win98se for a couple of years with no problem. 
And actually have a dual-boot setup with WinXP now,
again with no problems.  Both times when I installed
them I just used the software that came with the
drives.

John

--- Sue Rose <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Good Day listers
> 
> If you read a maxtor box, it suggests that only a
> 30gig hard drive be used as the main hard drive in a
> computer running windows 98.  Is there a way to get
> around this limitations--Best But, Comp USA, Staples
>  have nothing less than 80 gig HD.  One thought I
> had was parttioning the drive with MAX Blast 3 as I
> do all my hard drives (saved me lots of grief on
> many  brands of hard drives).  Someone else
> suggested that Maxtor has since made a work around
> to the problem
> 
> Any IDeas?  Thanks in advance
> 
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