Re: HELP! (Damaged data)

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Date: Wed, 24 May 1989 22:00

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I have the same problems.  It could be that wear and tear causes the disk 
drive to eat up a disk once in a while.  Otherwise, it seems like everytime 
I turn off the computer after using a copyprotected software, the drive makes
a grinding sound when I turn it back on again.  If I had a disk in the drive,
the disk is sometimes damaged.  What I now do is turn on my computer without
a disk inside, let it spin a couple of seconds, and then put my disk in.  Also,
remember to wait ten seconds before turning on the computer again to let the
Atari blank out the data.  I haven't had any problems since.

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