Seagate reply: Part 5
In category General on 28 Sep 2005 @ 12:20 am
Well I emailed the Seagate tech support and this is the responce I got.
Maz,
This is definitely not normal, I would suggest updating the SATA
controller drivers. You can download the latest SATA controller drivers
from your motherboard manufacturer.
Best regards,
Stefan M.
Seagate Technical Support
I guess that means that I have to pay Umart and get the drive back until it reports an error code, then demand the $35 back when the drive IS R.A'd. This is really getting stupid now because I know I'll be refused the $35 back. Let this be a lesson to everyone. Companies think one person won't make a difference. They don't care what your problem is.
Fix it yourself or replace it.
Maz
Maz,
This is definitely not normal, I would suggest updating the SATA
controller drivers. You can download the latest SATA controller drivers
from your motherboard manufacturer.
Best regards,
Stefan M.
Seagate Technical Support
I guess that means that I have to pay Umart and get the drive back until it reports an error code, then demand the $35 back when the drive IS R.A'd. This is really getting stupid now because I know I'll be refused the $35 back. Let this be a lesson to everyone. Companies think one person won't make a difference. They don't care what your problem is.
Fix it yourself or replace it.
Maz
Comment by Kieran on 28 Sep 2005 @ 09:36 am
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