> I installed Adaptec "Go Back 2.2" and when it rebooted after
> installation it said something  about not working properly with one of
> the drives (it didn't state which) I suspect it was D:
> Once I waded through all the error messages (which I didn't record) I
> discovered that many things didn't work, fonts seemed to be
> missing from some programmes, and I was one hard drive short in
> explorer.  It turned out that D: had disappeared from my
> system and E had become D.  F had become E and so on.  As most of my
> programmes are installed on E: (now D:) not  much
> works properly as links from the operating system on C: are broken.  I
> removed "Go Back".
>
Well I found the hard drive by telling control pannel it was a removable
drive and was then able to assign a drive letter to it.  Then it showed
up in explorer but I was unable to read it as explorer said it was
unformated!!!

Seeing no other option I reformated it and now it is a fully functioning
hard drive again, however if  I uncheck the "removable drive" option in
control panel it dissapears the next time I re boot.  But at least I
have the use of it again.

Conclusion:  the drive was fairly full (90%) and I think that Goback has
overfilled it, thus scrambeling its contents making it unreadable (I
have had this happen to a floppy in the past).
I STRONGLY SUGGEST that you don't use goback on any disk that is getting
close to full!!!

Leigh Jennings
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