Gregg Gorrie wrote: >on 12/20/04 1:46 PM, Neil Poese at npoese at earthlink.net wrote: > > > >>Gregg Gorrie wrote: >> >> >> >>>on 12/20/04 1:23 PM, Neil Poese at npoese at earthlink.net wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>Hi all, >>>> >>>>I have a high school video lab with 14 emacs of various vintages and one >>>>QS. I just ran Disk Warrior on all of them, but unfortunately, two of >>>>the machines couldn't boot from the DW drive. The reboot screen would >>>>simply freeze and lock up the machines. Since DW worked fine on all of >>>>the rest of the machines - some of them identical to the two that >>>>wouldn't reboot - I'm stumped as to why it wouldn't work, after repeated >>>>tries on these two. Any ideas? >>>> >>>>Thanks, >>>>Neil Poese >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>Do you mean Disk Warrior on CD (as opposed to hard drive)? If so, it's >>>possible that the CD itself is slightly scratched or dirty. Some CD/DVD-ROM >>>drives are more picky than others and may have problems reading the disk. If >>>this is the problem, try cleaning the disk and the CD drives in question. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>Hmm, good idea! Now I wonder, how do you go about cleaning CD drives? :-) >> >>Thanks, >>NP >> >> > >You can get CD/CD drive cleaning kits at most electronics stores (Radio >Shack, etc.) > > Many thanks Gregg - I guess I'm off to RS again! np