However, Windows XP installed software updates on it's own and rebooted after 27 hours of writing zero's (only half way completed)! To start writing zero's again would take another 48 hours. Western Digital's Data Lifeguard Diagnostics for Windows on my Windows XP machine sees the entire 4.0 TB and their Support Technicians suggested I write zero's across the entire disk then format it in my Mac. This is the second 4.0 TB disk with the same problem as the first was returned under warranty when the capacity didn't change after writing 0's and formatting (initializing) the disk. My new MacBook Pro's Disk Utility wants to initialize this disk but only recognizes the capacity as 1.8 TB. I have a new 4.0 TB Black hard drive from Western Digital that I mounted in a Lacie external enclosure after removing a 2.0 TB drive.
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