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      09-29-2010
Win 7 Home Prem 64 bit.

I have a Seagate internal HDD (not the C drive, this Seagate I use for backups)
I was about to do a Error Checking & Bad Sector scan-
A window popped up saying I must first "dismount' the drive.

So after the scan- how do I remount the drive?
 
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      09-29-2010
Once the scan is finished, Windows will 'remount' your drive for you.
 
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Great - I was hoping that re-mounting did not involve disconnecting & reconnecting to the motherboard as the cables a bit tight.
 
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