I hope so too. Whenever I see XP, I start thinking legacy hardware.
Another thought - when you buy from Newegg, you are buying from Newegg. When you buy from Amazon, you could be buying from anyone. Granted, Amazon...
Ummm, aren't you supposed to learn from the past so there are no recents? ;)
Well, okay. But I don't understand why you would assume there is a greater risk of being ripped off with Newegg when you don't know much about...
Nor did I say you said there was "no" risk. That said, if you buy from a reputable source, I don't see the risk of a DOA OEM (bare) drive being...
What? You don't even know if niki's motherboard supports SATA!!!!!!! I call that a HUGE risk, and hardly cheaper if the supplier refuses to take...
And it's still an SATA.
I agree to backup the data now. Note that chkdsk can take many hours, even more than a day to complete on large drives - often appearing to be...
Not with a hard drive. Current versions of Windows already know how to communicate with hard drives. BUT WAIT!!! The drive you linked to is a...
3 machines here. And Stang too?
Unbroken links work better! ;) Flash Drive Tutorial
Well, I confirm you only have 2 SATA ports. :( The one IDE connector will support two IDE drives, a master and a slave. So you have a...
Did you mean one is PATA and one is SATA? Understand that PATA = ATA = Parallel ATA = IDE = EIDE. There is no advantage to using IDE to SATA...
That speeds it up but it does not have to be continuously running. The compression process heats up the air and when it cools in the tank,...
I hope you got an in-line filter for it.
I've been amazed several time by folks (even experts I respected) come back and tell me I was being irresponsible for suggesting air compressors,...
@Helpval40 - you need to start a new thread for your problem. This is about keeping our computers clean of dust and dirt. In that way, you problem...
Oops! Thanks.
That sounds to me like you ARE able to change them, but that the changes are not holding after you shutdown. So just to make sure, are you...
I generally recommend looking for power supply brands listed under the "Good" column of PC Mechanic's PSU Reference List.
Separate names with a comma.
