mas35638@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Mike) (06/12/91)
I post this about every two months hoping someone from HP will
see it and come to my aid. Still no luck, so here it is again.
When I turn on my Vectra QS/20 ('386, A: = 1.2flop, B: = 1.44flop,
C: = 32MB DOS partition, D: = 9 MB partition) it gives me an
error code 9303, which someone once told me was a problem with
disk drives. Running SETUP helps none, as all the settings are
correct. (I told it there was no D drive, as there is really
only one hard disk...is this right?) Any ideas? Thanks,
Mike
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`~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'dlow@pollux.svale.hp.com (Danny Low) (06/15/91)
>I post this about every two months hoping someone from HP will >see it and come to my aid. Still no luck, so here it is again. >When I turn on my Vectra QS/20 ('386, A: = 1.2flop, B: = 1.44flop, >C: = 32MB DOS partition, D: = 9 MB partition) it gives me an >error code 9303, which someone once told me was a problem with >disk drives. Running SETUP helps none, as all the settings are >correct. (I told it there was no D drive, as there is really >only one hard disk...is this right?) Any ideas? Thanks, I was the one who said this was a disk error message. The 9xxx are FLOPPY not hard disk errors. It's time to spend the money to have a repair shop look at the system. You got a hardware problem. It can be as simple as a loose cable or as bad as a bad motherboard. It's time to have someone with hardware expertise take a hands on look at the system. Danny Low "Question Authority and the Authorities will question You" Valley of Hearts Delight, Silicon Valley HP NPCD dlow@pollux.svale.hp.com