561, "Plug the Serial ATA cable into the drive and the motherboard or PCI SATA adapter. The connectors are keyed so that they cannot be attached incorreclty. Any available SATA connection can be used. Do not force the cable."
562, "Plug in the power cable."
563, "WARNING!\n\nIf you are using boot management software such as SystemCommander or LILO, we do not recommend using the MBR Backup / Restore feature. Press OK to continue, or Cancel (recommended) to abort the MBR backup."
564, "Please select the type of interface you'll use to connect your drive:"
565, "A diagnostic partition may exist on your current boot drive. Continuing may result in the new drive not being bootable. It is strongly recommended that you exit and use the Windows version of DiscWizard to setup your new drive. Continue?"
566, "In order for a system to support a drive larger than 137 Gigabytes, you need to ensure your system is 48-Bit LBA compliant. Failure to meet this requirement may result in data loss. \n\nFor more information, click Help below."
567, "When installing, or re-installing an OS, support for accessing drives larger than 137 GB may not be enabled immediately. \n\nTo prevent risk of data loss, the drive will be limited to 137 GB. \n\nAfter Windows is installed and after large drive support is enabled, the remainder of the drive can be partitioned by DiscWizard for Windows."
568, "When installing, or re-installing an OS, support for accessing drives larger than 137 GB may not be enabled immediately. \n\nTo minimize the risk of data loss, it is recommended that you partition no more than 137 GB of this drive. After installing Windows, the remainder of the drive can be setup using DiscWizard for Windows. \n\nAdditionally, a registry setting may need to be changed on your system to fully enable support for large drives. To change this setting, run Disc Wizard for Windows or use the Windows \"Reg48bitLBA\" utility available online from www.seagate.com."
569, "When installing, or re-installing an OS, support for accessing drives larger than 137 GB may not be enabled immediately. \n\nControllers must use custom 48-bit drivers to support drives larger than 137 GB or data loss can occur. Depending on your version of Windows, these drivers may not be applied until after Windows is installed. \n\nTo prevent risk of data loss, the drive will be limited to 137 GB. After large drive support is enabled, DiscWizard for Windows can partition the remainder of the drive."
570, "When installing, or re-installing an OS, support for accessing drives larger than 137 GB may not be enabled immediately. Controllers must use custom 48-bit drivers to support drives larger than 137 GB or data loss can occur. Depending on your version of Windows, these drivers may not be applied until after Windows is installed. \n\nTo prevent risk of data loss, it is recommended that you partition no more than 137 GB on this drive. After Windows is installed and after 48-bit addressing support is enabled, the remainder of the drive can be partitioned by DiscWizard for Windows. \n\nIf you are sure your current Windows drivers support drives larger than 137 GB, click continue below. \n\nIf you are unsure of your driver's compatibility, it is recommended that you build partitions that do not exceed 137 GB in order to avoid the possibility of data corruption."
571, "Controllers must use custom 48-bit drivers to support drives larger than 137 GB or data loss can occur. Depending on your version of Windows, these drivers may not be used until after Windows is installed. \n\nTo prevent risk of data loss, the drive will be limited to 137 GB. After large drive support is enabled, DiscWizard for Windows can partition the remainder of the drive. \n\nDiscWizard for Windows is always the best choice for partitioning additional storage on a working Windows system."
572, "Controllers must use custom 48-bit drivers to support drives larger than 137 GB or data loss can occur. Depending on your version of Windows, these drivers may not be used until after Windows is installed. \n\nDiscWizard for Windows is always the best choice for partitioning additional storage on a working Windows system. \n\nIf you are sure your current Windows drivers support drives larger than 137 GB, click continue below. \n\nIf you are unsure of your driver's compatibility, it is recommended that the total partitioned space on your drive does not exceed 137 GB in order to avoid the possibility of data corruption."
573, "A skewed DDO is present on one of the drives in your system. Even if you have a compatible motherboard DO NOT INSTALL THE INTEL APPLICATION ACCELLERATOR. The Intel Application Accelerator is not compatible with systems that have a skewed DDO and cannot be used as a solution to overcoming the 137 GB barrier because DATA LOSS WILL OCCUR. \n\nIt is recommended that you upgrade your OS to one that supports 48-bit addressing on drives larger than 137 GB, or use an add-on controller card with support for drives larger than 137 GB. \n\nTo prevent risk of data loss, the drive will be partitioned to less than 137 GB. After upgrading the OS to Windows XP SP1 or Windows 2000 SP3, the remainder of the drive can be partitioned by DiscWizard for Windows. \n\nDiscWizard for Windows is always the best choice for partitioning additional storage on a working Windows system."
574, "A skewed DDO is present on one of the drives in your system. Even if you have a compatible motherboard DO NOT INSTALL THE INTEL APPLICATION ACCELLERATOR. The Intel Application Accelerator is not compatible with systems that have a skewed DDO and cannot be used as a solution to overcoming the 137 GB barrier because DATA LOSS WILL OCCUR. \n\nTo prevent data loss, the drive will be partitioned to less than 137 GB. \n\nIt is recommended that you upgrade your OS to one that supports 48-bit addressing on drives larger than 137 GB, or use an add-on controller card with support for drives larger than 137 GB. After your system has been upgraded to support large drives, the remainder of the drive can be partitioned by DiscWizard for Windows."
575, "Your version of Windows does not safely support drives larger than 137 GB. A number of solutions are available to overcome this limit, including the Intel Application Accelerator (IAA), which is compatible with certain Intel motherboard chipsets. Contact your computer manufacturer for available solutions. Otherwise, you could upgrade your OS to Windows XP SP1 or higher or Windows 2000 SP3 or higher. \n\nTo prevent risk of data loss, the drive will be limited to 137 GB. After large drive support is enabled, DiscWizard for Windows can partition the remainder of the drive."
