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13-12-2005, 14:51
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The SCSI part could refer to an onboard RAID or PCI RAID controller, they show up as SCSI devices too.
nForce chipsets are a problem, a friend has a similar setup of 1 HDD and 3 Optical drives all connected to IDE1 and IDE2 on the motherboard, Starforce Nightmare will not disable all the optical drives and always leaves 1 enabled so he can't run any Starforce games he has using a mini image or self made full image, and it can lock his PC up as well! So it's nForce chipsets that are the problem, not Starforce Nightmare or StarF*cker specifically. 
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