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I'm currently using onboard realtek and am looking to get a sub-100 dollar sound card for gaming. I'm coming from an old x-fi xtrememusic and did like the cmss3d for games like counter-strike. This card would be used for gaming only and i'd be plugging in a Razer Carcharias headset (no...
So i'm looking to match some outdoor speakers to an amp. This is just for parties/music in the background so i'm not looking for anything too expensive. I've narrowed down the speakers to two different ones.
Speakers...
-Will be used for gaming
-Completely wraps around ear
-3.5mm jacks
-Don't want to spend more than 35, these are all 25-35 right now over at newegg
-Dont want to have to replace them in 5 months
Sennheiser PC151
Creative fatal1ty
Steelseries 3H
Plantronics .audio 355
What would be...
Thanks guys for everything :D. I have a little OCD when it comes to stuff like this and want it fixed. But as long as everything is working i'm happy with the peace of mind that it really isnt harming anything.
The message went away when I changed boot priority to the data drive first. But I guess catweazles solution would be the correct way to fix this.
Question, what would happen if I kept going as-is and not changed anything? Any potential harm?
I had this setup for a couple years and never had any problems. About a week ago my video card died, so I just got the new one installed and this has started popping up.
When my video card died, I could hear my pc booting into windows but I would get a no signal message on my monitor.
I went to windows explorer to manually find the boot.ini file. I had to make hidden folders/files visible etc., but I did not find it on my D drive. I looked on my C drive and there it was.
Yeah I have 2 physical drives.
The D drive is first in boot priority. This is my local drive that has Windows installed on it.
The C drive just has data on it.
Both drives have only 1 partition on them.
My pc still boots, I just wanted to resolve this now, just in case something happens in...