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Old September 3rd 04, 12:54 AM
DRIFT-O-MATIC
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Default Tape Drive error

I finally got win98 installed on my puter. I was given
this old HP Colorado T3000 tape drive, so I decided to
install it in the machine, since there was an open bay
for it. I don't have the software or drivers for it, so I
went to HP website and downloaded it...or I think that's
what it was. The description was: "HP Colorado Backup
Cataloger Module for Windows 95. When I went to open the
folder, this error came up: "A required .dll file,
DBDAO3.DLL, was not found". What does this mean, and what
should I do? Windows doesn't even recognize the drive in
the device manager, and never detected it when I booted.

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Old September 3rd 04, 01:01 AM
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Sounds like that software is simply for maintaining a catalog of what files
are on the tapes.

"DRIFT-O-MATIC" wrote in message
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I finally got win98 installed on my puter. I was given
this old HP Colorado T3000 tape drive, so I decided to
install it in the machine, since there was an open bay
for it. I don't have the software or drivers for it, so I
went to HP website and downloaded it...or I think that's
what it was. The description was: "HP Colorado Backup
Cataloger Module for Windows 95. When I went to open the
folder, this error came up: "A required .dll file,
DBDAO3.DLL, was not found". What does this mean, and what
should I do? Windows doesn't even recognize the drive in
the device manager, and never detected it when I booted.


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Old September 5th 04, 01:53 AM
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-----Original Message-----
Sounds like that software is simply for maintaining a

catalog of what files
are on the tapes.


You're probably right. The website had no other
downloads for this tape drive. Do you know of any other
way I can find the software and drivers for it?
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Old September 5th 04, 03:39 AM
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Not really. That is pretty (very) old stuff.

Average users moved to CD-RW drives quite a while ago; the drives are really
cheap.



"DRIFT-O-MATIC" wrote in message
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-----Original Message-----
Sounds like that software is simply for maintaining a

catalog of what files
are on the tapes.


You're probably right. The website had no other
downloads for this tape drive. Do you know of any other
way I can find the software and drivers for it?


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Old September 5th 04, 05:13 AM
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OK, I found out why it won't work. The minimum
requirement is Windows NT. I'm running 98. Oh, well.
 




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