USR Robots - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 12

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John: Yes, it appears in way to my network or my computers it appears there as a hard drive, as a drive. But in Partition Magic when I right click on disc four in this case it gives me a choice to format anti-FS or FAT32. I choose anti-FS, click okay. The machine has to reboot and Partition Magic starts doing this thing and it gets to a point and it says bad argument, press any key to abort.

David Lawrence: Okay so it maybe that that drive is bad.

John: Okay David.

David Lawrence: You know I mean do you have a tool like Norton Utilities take a look at it and so.

John: No I don*t.

David Lawrence: Okay it*s a good idea to have Norton Utilities or some equivalent so that you can actually look at the drive make sure that you don*t have bad sectors on there. Partition Magic is saving you from later heartache, because if you put partitions down on the drive that is bad you are just begging for disaster later on.

John: Right.

David Lawrence: Alright.

John: But I have been able to copy somethings to, if I guess--

David Lawrence: Oh sure if you haven*t reached that part of the drive that Partition Magic is bocking up.

John: Alright David.

David Lawrence: Does that make sense.

John: Yes sir.

David Lawrence: Alright I appreciate the call. John

John: Hi how are you doing David

David Lawrence: I am doing okay how can I help you sir?

John: I have several older music CDs that are absolutely driving me nuts they are skipping real bad and I have used the traditional cleaning chemicals for CDs. And they are not doing the job and I am asking your opinion on the Skip Doctor if it*s any different if it*s any better.

David Lawrence: Okay so Skip Doctor actually uses a mild abrasive to, it*s the thing that you put your disc in. You put a little solution in there then you crank it right.

John: Yes.

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