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The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error

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Maschulo

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awwww man, you guys i need help, i just installed windows xp pro, with SP2, everything is great, i installed my backup MP3 harddrive and now when i double on the folder i get this

The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error


did i just loose my 30 gigs of MP3's say it ain't so..
 
this might sound stupid but i have to ask, is the mp3 hd set to slave ? try reestablishing the connections.
 
DUDE YOU SAVED ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


all my 3 HD's were set to cable select and the DVD player also... went back in and started putting the devices the way they are supposed to be set, Master/Slave once i did that the folder started working..

But the thing i don't get is that in my MP3 HD i have only 2 Main folders, MP3's and Converted CD's, i can get into the Converted CD's but not the MP3 folder.. but now i can with your hint/advise.. thanks alot man you rule, even my girl says YES!!!! THANKS!!!!

whatever it was THanks again...
 
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