576, "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, it is recommended that you partition no more than 137 GB on this drive. After 48-bit addressing support is enabled, DiscWizard for Windows can partition the remainder of the drive. If you are sure your current Windows drivers support drives larger than 137 GB, click continue below. If you are unsure of your driver's compatibility, it is recommended that you go back and build partitions that do not exceed 137 GB in order to avoid the possibility of data corruption."
577, "To safely utilize the full capacity of your drive, it is recommended that you set up this drive using DiscWizard for Windows, which can detect and enable the necessary OS support. \n\nContinuing will limit your drive to 137 GB. After you have run the Windows tool to enable support for your OS, you may partition the remainder of this drive."
578, "To prevent risk of data loss or corruption, you must be absolutely sure that you have Windows XP SP1 or higher installed, or Windows 2000 SP3 or higher installed. \n\nIf you are unsure, go back and select Windows XP or Windows 2000 without the Service Pack. \n\nA registry setting may need to be changed on your system to fully enable support for large drives. To change this setting, run the Windows \"Reg48bitLBA\" utility available online from www.seagate.com. \n\nTo safely utilize the full capacity of your drive, it is recommended that you set up this drive using DiscWizard for Windows, which can detect and enable the necessary OS support."
579, "Your operating system does not have support for drives larger than 137 GB. \n\nTo safely utilize the full capacity of your drive, it is recommended that you set up this drive using DiscWizard for Windows, which can detect and enable the necessary OS support. \n\nTo prevent risk of data loss, the drive will be partitioned to 137 GB. \n\nIn order to use the full capacity of this drive, you must install Windows XP SP1 or higher, or Windows 2000 SP3 or higher. Once the new operating system has been installed, use the Windows version of DiscWizard to set up the remainder of this drive."
580, "In order to avoid data corruption, you must be absolutely sure that you have Windows XP SP1 or higher installed, or Windows 2000 SP3 or higher installed. You indicated that you do NOT have one of these operating systems installed on your machine. \n\nYour drive will be limited to 137 GB. \n\nIn order to overcome this limitation, install an OS that supports drives larger than 137 GB as listed above, then run DiscWizard for Windows to enable the necessary support."
581, "Continue and limit my drive to 137 GB."
582, "I understand the possibility of data loss and choose to continue."
583, "I'm certain my system supports drives larger than 137 GB."
584, "I'll run DiscWizard 2003 or Reg48bitLBA next time I enter Windows."
585, "w/ SP&1 or greater"
586, "w/ SP&3 or greater"
587, "ScanDisk"
588, "The ScanDisk tool included with some Microsoft Windows operating systems cannot process volumes when the file allocation table (FAT) is too large. \n\nFor more information about this problem, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base article number Q184006 on www.microsoft.com."
589, "THE SET DISK SIZE COMMAND CANNOT BE EXECUTED AND IS NOT NECESSARY FOR THIS DRIVE SINCE IT IS ATTACHED TO AN ADDITIONAL CONTROLLER."
590, "The 137 GB limit has been reached. No additional partitions may be added until you upgrade your system to support large drives."
