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Help With 2nd Hard Drive

Selsport69
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Thanks for all your replies. I managed to get it working by doing what amatureandy said. Thanks mate.

You're welcome.

Someone I thought posted that you should install a copy of Windows on the new disk (initially on its own), but I can't see that comment now.

Anyway, it's a good idea if you know how to do it, even better if you know how to set up a "dual-boot" system once you've done it (research boot.ini). But only for the very IT-literate which, given your problem, I'm politely guessing you're not :whistle:
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You're welcome.

Someone I thought posted that you should install a copy of Windows on the new disk (initially on its own), but I can't see that comment now.

Anyway, it's a good idea if you know how to do it, even better if you know how to set up a "dual-boot" system once you've done it (research boot.ini). But only for the very IT-literate which, given your problem, I'm politely guessing you're not :whistle:

Correct, give me an alarm panel any day :lol:

cheers Kev
You're welcome.

Someone I thought posted that you should install a copy of Windows on the new disk (initially on its own), but I can't see that comment now.

Anyway, it's a good idea if you know how to do it, even better if you know how to set up a "dual-boot" system once you've done it (research boot.ini). But only for the very IT-literate which, given your problem, I'm politely guessing you're not :whistle:

andy your not doing your job properly - what about the bios battery? you fired

lol

regs

alan

If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!
andy your not doing your job properly - what about the bios battery? you fired

lol

regs

alan

If the BIOS supports a 250GB drive it's probably not old enough for the battery to have expired. :P
If the BIOS supports a 250GB drive it's probably not old enough for the battery to have expired. :P

i just don't want you slacking off :)

regs

alan

If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!

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