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Hi,<br />
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I saw that, I am going to have to bit the bullet &nbsp;and try it<br />
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cheers
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Hi,

I saw that, I am going to have to bit the bullet  and try it

cheers

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Thanks for closing the question - I'm guessing from the grading that my suggestion wasn't a lot of help - what did you end up doing to fix it?
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Thanks for closing the question - I'm guessing from the grading that my suggestion wasn't a lot of help - what did you end up doing to fix it?

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HI,<br />
<br />
I took it apart, the tapes bits were everywhere!!!!<br />
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you will like this, I put 3 bids in from ebay, I won the lot.....<br />
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Cheers for the advice
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HI,

I took it apart, the tapes bits were everywhere!!!!

you will like this, I put 3 bids in from ebay, I won the lot.....

Cheers for the advice

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At least you have plenty of spares :)<br />
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Do you mind if I <a href="http://support.experts-exchange.com/customer/portal/articles/481419" rel="ugc nofollow">change the grade</a>? &nbsp;It does look like it was the correct advice.
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At least you have plenty of spares :)

Do you mind if I change the grade [http://support.experts-exchange.com/customer/portal/articles/481419]?  It does look like it was the correct advice.

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Hello <br />
<br />
I have an internal HP Ultrium Drives 448 running LTO tapes, This Evening &nbsp;when I came in it had chewed up the tape completely. Question<br />
Should I pull the tape out? or is there another way of rid the media tape? . The &nbsp;media came out after holding the reset button for 10 second, but I see &nbsp;all the tape inside the drive?<br />
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HELP
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Hello 

I have an internal HP Ultrium Drives 448 running LTO tapes, This Evening  when I came in it had chewed up the tape completely. Question
Should I pull the tape out? or is there another way of rid the media tape? . The  media came out after holding the reset button for 10 second, but I see  all the tape inside the drive?

HELP

HP scsi 448 Ultrium Drives

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