Hi, everyone.
I just installed a new 500 GB Seagate hard drive on my system running
Windows XP Professional SP2.  The problem is that anytime I try to copy a
file larger than 3.5 GB the system crashes (BSOD) and it reboots.  Smaller

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Hello;
I've been attemtping to install a HP LaserJet 5Si MX through the command
line and have, thus far, only yielded errors.
The command I am using is:

My DVD Drive has suddenly stopped recognising DVDs. CD's play fine but when I
insert a DVD it spends some time reading the disc, then tells me that I need
to insert a disc when I try opening the DVD file manually.
Any suggestions?

OK. I don't like this particular computer, because EVERYTHING is wrong with
it. I can't make yahoo messenger connect to its servers, can't get internet
explorer to load--it only connects to my homepage. BUT that's not why I'm
writing. Now, on top of everything else that ...

Hi;
a customer ran defrag on his windows XP pro system, he has two hard drives,
master/boot disk is 40gb set as a basic disk, the slave disk is a 160Gb hard
drive set as a dynamic disk.

I have win xp home edition with 512mb ram and 80 gb hard disk.For the past
few days,whenever i goto run->eventvwr.msc , I notice a constant system error:
Type:error;Source:ntfs;event:55; and it reads
"The file system structure on the disk is corrupt and unusable. Please run

PC: Dell optiplex gx260 - winXP pro
1. onboard - Intel 862/g/gx/...
2. AGP - ATI rage 128 ultra
After installing everything from a scratch the AGP video card was installed

I have 2 hdd's on an ata133 pci raid card___sometimes when booting after the
computer has been off for a few hours__it will not show the 2
hdd's__rebooting a couple of times they then show__I took out the jumper on
each hdd as sometimes the computer refused to boot until I pulled ...

I have two physical harddrives which until last week always worked
perfectly. Since last week, after rebooting, my second harddisk (with my
documents on it) is lost. When I go to Device Manager and Scan for Hardware
Changes, immediately the second harddisk pops up and works ...

I have a Sony Vaio A VGN-A215M, im running Windows XP, the laptop says it
has a "Double Layer DVD+/-RW Drive" ... the laptop plays CDs and DVDs fine
however, when I try to create a data DVD, it does not recognise the fact that
I have a DVD inside and does not give any error ...

I added a second hard drive to my computer.  Every thing seems to be
connected properly, however, when I boot up the system, neither hard
drive is recognized.  please help

Using the 'New Hardware Wizard' to install a USB hub and selecting 'Install
Software Automatically the wizard searches for 'Generic USB Hub' and then
reports 'Cannot install this hardware. There was a problem during the
installation of this device.'

In the process (85%) of defragging my HD, system just crashed and all
attempts to repair failed. Currently can't even perform slow format as it
seems to take forever. Several trys with quick format plus reinstalling XP
home edition were successful but constant indication of ...

My CD-RW drive will not close. I push the button for it to close and it just
opens back up. How can I fix this?