My computer makes this loud clicking sound nearly everytime I turn it on. It shows my hard drives and CD drive, prompts me to save changes, then boots normally. What's going on?
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Anonymous2007-02-19 13:32
This might be because you have Opera installed. Uninstall it now and see!
hard drives come from Staples, the office superstore
it is like the wild plains grazing lands for hard drives with large manufacturer's rebates
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Anonymous2007-02-20 10:52
>>9
meh, I would use tigerdirect.com or newegg.com.
From my 10 secound look over prices seem to be better there.
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Anonymous2007-02-20 12:49
250GB for $60!? tigerdirect ftw
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Anonymous2007-02-22 22:17 ID:OrvztAYL
Now that I have my new drive, I have a question. Can I just copy everything from my boot drive to it and expect it to run, or do I have to reinstall Windows first?
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Link? Unless you're talking about the SATA drives, which I can't use.
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Anonymous2007-02-23 18:42 ID:3LNnoAn6
There seems to be a problem, Anonymous. With the boot drive plugged in, my computer doesn't read the 250. If I plug in the 250 by itself, the computer only reads 137. What do I do?
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Disregard that, I suck cocks. I found out that I knocked one of the IDE cables out of place. I should be able to handle the rest from here. Thanks, Anon.
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Anonymous2007-02-25 16:17 ID:D0qfI0P2
So I copied the boot drive to the new hard drive, and everything works (so far), except msconfig. I downloaded another one, and it won't run. What happened?
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Anonymous2007-02-25 20:56 ID:D0qfI0P2
I was looking around the internet, and found something about boot.ini. If I rename the file then it runs, but obviously I can't save it like that. Is there something in the file I can change safely? Here's what it shows: