I had 1 HDD on my computer and I decided to add a 2nd, equal to the 1st. Since I had other 5 equal HDD on the shelf, I thought I could use 1 for backup, then I installed a 2nd 1 and the problme below happened. I decided to put a 3rd HDD, and the problem persists..
I have 3 Maxtor ...

hi whats this 56k modems ..........does it mean that when i download
something the it will be downloaded at 56 kilp bytes per second or 56 kilo
bits per second........???
i normally connect at 52kbps........

I'm having trouble mounting my current hard drive with
windows xp pro onto my new motherboard
with a pentium 4 1.6ghz. After I successfully install every
hardware and start up the computer I

We have just acquired two new PCs fitted with the Asus A7V8X-MX SE
motherboard with integrated VIA/S3 Unichrome II KM400 graphics adaptor.
The computers were supplied with Windows XP Home edition preinstalled by
the OEM, which we upgraded by installing XP Pro over the top. During ...

I just bought this computer which has windows xp as the
op sys, and i am trying to install a lexmark z605
printer. What occurs is an error about some type of
spooler BS. I am pretty much a rookie at this stuff, so I

I am running XP Home and I used to be able to drag files
into the CD-RW drive and then write with XP. Now it seems
that it is not recognising the drive as recordable.
(But it will still work in specialist burning software,

I have to format a new harddrive.  The drive is already
physically installed in my computer and is already setup
in my BIOS as the primary slave.  I already have a "C"
drive (set as primary master in BIOS) and I want the drive

The instructions to installing my Dual CD RW/DVD RW drive say to connect the
audio cable if necessary.  I am running Windows XP Professional with
motherboard built in sound--Soundstorm.
Do I need to attach the audio cable from the drive to my motherboard?  At

Can anyone help me with this problem I'm having.
Because I have to build a lot of laptops I've resorted to
making an image of one laptop and then deploying it to
others. The problem is, with Windows XP it doesn't seem

so 56 kbps modem means that it can download maximum of 5.6 kilo bytes ( not
bits ) per second........am i right
i have windows xp installed when i download some softeaere it is downloaded
at a constant speed ranging from 8 to 4 kilo bytes per second  but when i

is there any faster modem then 56 K that i should use at dialup connection

is it possible to use two modems to connect to the internet at the same time
so that both the modems will be operating at the same time....... i am
asking this question because when i installed windows 98 it sayed somewhere
in the billboards that use multiple modems to connect to ...

I need some help changing out my system disk.  Here's my config.  I have 3
disks:
Disk 0 (9 GB SCSI): c: (bootblock and boot.ini (old NT4)) and two data
partitions (t:, g:)

I recently bought a HP iPAQ with bluetooth (so I can use
it with my microsoft bluetooth that came with the
keyboard and mouse).  The problem I have is no matter
what I do, I cannot get the iPAQ to talk with my MS-

I am running window XP home edition on my HP pavilion 754n.  The original 80 gig WDC hard drive failed (right after the warrenty expired, of course) and I replaced it with a WDC 120 gig drive.  After reloading the software, the new drive worked fine, except XP will not recognize ...