The Constant Defragger - Transcript

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Jeff: Okay.

David Lawrence: So I don*t how the two unless they were talking about some sort of a registry entry when it came to the control of some software on the hard drive. But you are talking about a hard drive that has failed and I don*t see what that has to do with the registries.

Jeff: Well I don*t know if the hard drive has failed or not. I took it out of the machine.

David Lawrence: Ah okay.

Jeff: I have got it connected to another machine I guess my main question is, is there a way that you can tell me that now that I have got it connected to the other machine is there a way to check it?

David Lawrence: Can you see the things on the drive?

Jeff: Yes I am able to access the drive.

David Lawrence: Then it is fine. What I think that may have been saying to you is the driver for the drive maybe damaged. What kind of drive is it?

Jeff: I am not really sure.

David Lawrence: Manufacturer?

Jeff: It was a Dell computer.

David Lawrence: So you took a drive out of a Dell computer?

Jeff: Yes.

David Lawrence: And did what with it?

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