Hi, for some strange reason my PC started to give me these random BSOD after about 1h of run time. It started doing this a day ago and have never stopped since. I have tried inserting the ram one by one, leaving only my OS drive installed, still no luck. Can someone please take a look at my dump...
I added a solid state drive last night. I then used Norton Ghost 15 to copy my old drive to my new one. I started the copy process and went to bed. When I woke up the next morning the PC was off. I unplugged the old hard drive and turned the PC on. I then saw the BOOTMGR is missing message.
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Hey folks, I was wondering if it was possible to access a different hard drive on a computer via the network option on windows? All the computers on my home network are windows 7 and i'm always accessing stuff from a desktop file on my main computer to my laptop or onto my flat mates...
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</br/> I'm upgrading many existing PCs from hard drive-based storage to SSD (solid state drive) storage. I'd like to discuss the beginnings of that effort now, with a look at my first desktop conversion. ...
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BARCELONA, Spain--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mobile World Congress—SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK), the global leader in flash memory cards, today announced that Acer has selected the 32-gigabyte (GB)1 SanDisk® SSD P4 modular solid state drive for use in its Iconia Tab Windows 7 tablet. SanDisk SSD P4’s...
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Viking Modular's SATADIMM jacks an SSD into your memory slot -- Engadget
Viking Modular Solutions, a division of Sanmina-SCI Corporation, and leading manufacturer of innovative DRAM modules and flash solutions, today announced that its SATADIMM is available for immediate customer...
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I found a Solid State Drive Giveaway contest via digg.com
If you decide to join, please add my screenname (Hotbread) as the referrer
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Ps: I hope I'm not breading rules, just thinking that Windows 7 is an awesome OS with an SSD drive ;)
In a recent Link Removed as the second most exciting type of product that has hit the market. There is no doubt that SSDs have gained a lot of market share with enthusiasts and even mainstream notebook users, and 2010 is going to be a big year for the technology.
As SSDs continue to gain...
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Washington - Windows 7 provides more ways to keep your data safe than any previous version of Windows. And that's good news. For despite the claimed reliability of hard disks and solid state drives, data loss due to drive failure is still an all-too-...
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When I attempt to delete certain files or folders I am denied permission and prompted: "requires administrators permission".
But I am the Administrator! And I am signed in as such.
How do I fix this problem?
Richard
P.S. I will be installing a Solid-State Drive later today - OS & apps. -...
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Any one out there using an SSD please relate your experiences. Anyone with views on this topic please join in.
I imagine they will get cheaper, better and there will be more of them soon especially for desktops but how good are they?
Any problems with them?
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So Ive got a bday coming up and am lucky enough to have a 60GB Apex series solid state drive in the mail.
I dont have a problem with it yet. Was looking for some feedback on someone who is running one of these 1st gen drives with Windows 7 x64. I understand XP do not mix well with these and they...