R Rise Member Jan 27, 2014 #21 I'll give it a go. If it doesn't work, do I need to transfer all my files to a seperate hard drive first?
I'll give it a go. If it doesn't work, do I need to transfer all my files to a seperate hard drive first?
johnb35 Administrator Staff member Jan 27, 2014 #22 If you have files that you would like to keep then yes.
R Rise Member Jan 27, 2014 #23 Ok thanks. Could you recommend a good secondary hard drive. I would need about 300 gb of space on it. Would now be a good time to upgrade to windows 8.1? Last edited: Jan 27, 2014
Ok thanks. Could you recommend a good secondary hard drive. I would need about 300 gb of space on it. Would now be a good time to upgrade to windows 8.1?
johnb35 Administrator Staff member Jan 27, 2014 #24 Well if you like the new 8.1 then go for it. If not, get windows 7. Get any Western Digital or Seagate drive.
Well if you like the new 8.1 then go for it. If not, get windows 7. Get any Western Digital or Seagate drive.
R Rise Member Jan 28, 2014 #27 excuse my ignorance but what does the RE4 do extra compared to a normal ex hard drive?
johnb35 Administrator Staff member Jan 28, 2014 #28 RE 4 is high performance drive for servers/workstations. You really only need a caviar Black drive with 64mb cache and 5 year warranty.
RE 4 is high performance drive for servers/workstations. You really only need a caviar Black drive with 64mb cache and 5 year warranty.
R Rise Member Jan 29, 2014 #29 I can only find that in an internal drives. Do they do it in external?
Agent Smith Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2014 #30 Buy an internal and get an external drive adapter case.