spotta As you know, 3rd party drivers aren't loaded in safe mode and the associated hardware is thusly turned off. So that's the place to look...
Think that's the raid BIOS talking; I've hit TAB and peeked at the RAID window but it's inactive and only accepts ESC to exit. Go ahead and try...
Newt Is the command.com window in XP not DOS? Sure looks like it and acts like it and is 16 bit. :D
Same with the Asus a8v and a8v deluxe; The bios is smart enough to make RAID an option only if the appropriate HDDs are present. Actually, each...
Watch what you say, fellows. We're both right. It's recycled in Fat32 and recycler in NTFS. It's one of the great improvements in the...
oshwyn5 If and when that computer becomes available for examination, will look at that prospect. However doubt that corruption immediately after...
Newt Thanks for the references, but I've seen them before. But, REALLY!! Administrator's Pak User License - $ 1199.00 usd Annual Product...
Agreed. Should have mentioned that the new computer runs XP from FAT32 and the problem seems to be how XP handles the 16 bit programs; didn't...
TMK, folders and files in the RECYCLED directory are preserved, NOT overwritten, until deleted again. That's why deleting them is part of a...
Thanks for the reply. :D
Newt, Suspect John Roberts might rule that BillyBob wins his bet. An aside: Just built an athlon64 for a colleague who found that. although...
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spotta Please let us know where you stand. Otherwise we're just wasting what little brain power we have left discussing your question in the...
Good work. Thanks fot the reply. Glad to help.
Sounds like you have a short circuit. Take out the disk and start over. If you haven't, check all the cables to be sure nothing has come loose....
Welcome harbey Suspect that's due to some computer pest. Check out the security write-up, and follow the advice in the stickies.
Don't know what that means. Is another monitor also faint? Don't see a connection with the booting failure. Might look at the BIOS to see...
paulbristow Still think you should repartition, delete and remake it, before formating. That removes any and all leftovers in the system areas...
How can that be, after the disk was formatted. Think there must be residual evidence of Home in the system areas that format doesn't touch, but...
Funny, I've never had a problem. Experience indicates fdisk and format don't mishandle anything; it's user error. Yes. Format.com will format...
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