Originally Posted by adgloride:
“I decided to uninstall the Rayden software on my hard drive, upgrade to the latest firmware and then install the latest Rayden software. I think it was a case of being on the old Rayden software that was giving me the problems. So far all seems good and my schedule hasn't been wiped.”
“I decided to uninstall the Rayden software on my hard drive, upgrade to the latest firmware and then install the latest Rayden software. I think it was a case of being on the old Rayden software that was giving me the problems. So far all seems good and my schedule hasn't been wiped.”
Good news, my 1TB hardrive is in an external esata caddy so if I need to do a reset I generally drop in the original 320GB drive first. After the reset I simply replace the 320GB with the 1TB and the schedule is still there



