Guest oh2oh2 Posted July 6, 2008 Posted July 6, 2008 I attached my other pc's hdd as a usb device into my main pc. When I try to read the hdd/drive, it says 'g:\is not accessible; error performing inpage operation' What does this means as it does not need a password to log into its xp? Does this means my hdd had its days numbered /// Appreciate your comments
Guest oh2oh2 Posted July 6, 2008 Posted July 6, 2008 RE: g:\is not accessible; error performing inpage operation Further to my post, when I go to Disk management, it will show the Recovery partiton (item/folders can be seen) but not showing the G where the original OS reside. I would have thought if the hdd is going South, all the partitons would suffer the same fade. Any comments from the experts here, thanks "oh2oh2" wrote: > I attached my other pc's hdd as a usb device into my main pc. When I try to > read the hdd/drive, it says 'g:\is not accessible; error performing inpage > operation' What does this means as it does not need a password to log into > its xp? Does this means my hdd had its days numbered /// Appreciate your > comments
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