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I have a New Intel SS4200-EHW23 that was working fine in my office (for configuration), 2 new 1TB WD Drives, tested for backups, etc. I went to deliver to a client and now it won't boot at all, when you press the power button the unit power cycles 3 times (on/off,on/off,on/off) then just keeps "looping" in that same sequence. I have no idea what is going on. I can't even get the unit to stay powered on to try a reset. I have used this same model numerous times in other client office's and until this day I have had zero issues.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Kyle West
Westek Consulting
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Are the LEDs doing anything? If you temporarily remove all the HDs, will it boot all the way up?
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Took your advice, removed the drives and now the unit at least powers on. When the drives are connected, the instant you plug in the power cord, the LED's and power supply come on and off a total of 3 times, then begins to "loop" continously.
The unit was configured and I was able to transfer data to it with no problems. I shut it down, delivered to my client the very next day and now this happens. I dont understand what could have changed.
Obviouslly the issue has to do with the drives, but what should I do at this point?
Thank You Dan,
Kyle West
Westek Consulting
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I reformatted both drives, reinstalled and the same exact issue happens.
The drives themselves work fine when plugged into my test station.
Any ideas?
Are the drives all of a sudden not compatibile?
Thanks
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One of the downsides of incompatible drives, is that they don't always fail right off the bat. Sometimes they trick you.
Have you already compared the drives to the tested list at http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/ss4200ehw/sb/CS-028902.htm http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/ss4200ehw/sb/CS-028902.htm ?

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