Windows 2000
Question
Q11.
I have formatted the MO disk as a Hard Disk then tried to access the MO disk from the application, but the message “Unformatted disk, do you want to format now?” is displayed.
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Solution
There have been changes in the OS specifications and this kind of problem occurs with the Service Packs 3 or 4. Follow the instructions below.
1.Click the cancel button of the displayed message dialog box.
2.Eject the MO disk.
3.Inset the MO disk into the drive again.
You should now be able to use the MO disk normally.
Examples of the changes in format that cause this problem:
1.MO disk recognized as
2.MO disk formatted from Floppy to Hard Disk formats.
3.MO disk formatted from Hard Disk to Floppy formats.
Windows XP
Question
Q12.
I can’t format or eject MO disks or install or uninstall the utility software.
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When you logged on to Windows, did you log on using a Computer Administrator account or an account with Administrator privileges?
Solution
If you log on using something other than a Computer Administrator account or an account with Administrator privileges, you cannot format or eject MO disks or install or uninstall Utility software. This occurs due to the restrictions placed on users other than (Windows) system administrators to prevent inadvertent changes to the system.
Log on using a Computer Administrator account or one that has Administrator privileges.
* An Administrator is a system administrator or a user with Administrator privileges.
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Q13.
When I start up Mac OS with an MO disk loaded in the MO drive, I can’t read the MO disk properly.
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