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Tried that just now, but got the same result. I'm noticing in the install when I view the log after the driver finishes. It gives a blank statement instead of a pass/fail next to Driver Status. To further clarify, when I run any DirectX application which initializes the 3D, I get a 'No 3D...
I'm having a problem where I can install up to 7.8 Radeon drivers, but anything past will not enable my DirectX, so I have no Aero or anything. I can't load any games as well. My DirectX is up-to-date, and I uninstall everything ATi before updating so I can't figure out what the problem is. I've...
When my computer did that it was because my power supply didn't have enough wattage to power the system. When I got a more powerful power supply, the computer booted fine.
- Para
I have Outlook 2003 on another HD, that can't be logged into. So I can't go in and export all the files I need. Is there any way to import the old files onto my new Windows installation? There are no pst files, which is my main problem I suppose.
- Para
Ok, I figured it out. Even though the HD's were set on UDMA in the BIOS, Windows had them loading in Multi-Word DMA 2. So I found where to switch it to UDMA/133. And now they are working great. Sorry for the useless post. Maybe, it will help someone else though.
- Para
Ever since I did a clean install and put in my new SATA drives, my other 3 IDE HD's are slow when they need to continously be used. Like extracting large RAR files. It takes over 8 mins to extract a 700mb file. Where before I had the SATA drives it would do it in 2 mins. Reading folders and such...
I just got 2 new HD's as you can see im my sig. I'm going to run them raid and then fresh install XP. Even though I have XP installed already on one of my older HD's, as long as I set the BIOS to boot RAID first it should not look for the other windows installation correct? Or should I uninstall...