Recent content by LCE868

I don't know... The corrupted drive was listed as Disk 2 under Disk Management. The drive with Windows 7 was listed as Disk 0 (System, Boot, Page File,...). In the Bios I set that one to be first in the boot order. Also there's the fact that it did the same thing when I plugged it in via USB...

Had a very interesting experience trying to format an internal hard drive under Windows 7. This is a hard drive that was running Windows XP and then got corrupted. Rather than do a repair, I bought another internal drive and loaded Windows 7 on it. I then installed the old corrupted hard drive...