The VCR King
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That's the one! I'm going to begin installation here in a few minutes!This one most likely.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/thermal...lack/8733872.p?id=1219365660388&skuId=8733872
Which is amazingly a decent unit.
That's the one! I'm going to begin installation here in a few minutes!This one most likely.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/thermal...lack/8733872.p?id=1219365660388&skuId=8733872
Which is amazingly a decent unit.
LOL! Actually the install is kinda a PITA because the previous owner ziptied all the cables to the frame of the case so I'm cutting dozens of frickin zipties so I can actually begin removal of the CMX.Nice. Really hope this sorts out your issues.
But now when you have a problem or want to buy something I can't just say 'power supply'.
You'll find that you need to do that on a lot of systems, even pre-built ones from people like HP and Dell, I'm afraid. I know a lot of my cables are zip-tied. You have to do that to keep them in place so that you can get the panels back on correctly and make sure cables are routed away from fans.LOL! Actually the install is kinda a PITA because the previous owner ziptied all the cables to the frame of the case so I'm cutting dozens of frickin zipties so I can actually begin removal of the CMX.
What's FSP?
Update: I will be offline for a few hours, installation has begun.
I sit here with bated breath waiting for you to post again.Update: I will be offline for a few hours, installation has begun.
Update: I will be offline for a few hours, installation has begun.
If you had both drives installed when installing windows the boot manager was likely installed on the SSDThat doesn't make any frickin sense though, because my entire OS install is on the 1TB drive. If my SSD is unplugged my PC throws BOOTMGR MISSING and other boot errors, although there is nothing on the SSD at all...
Also, what are you doing not using the SSD as the OS drive?
I honestly don't know why I'm not using it and I do not want to migrate it over at this point. And I think it's stupid that the boot manager would be installed on a different drive than the frickin OS!If you had both drives installed when installing windows the boot manager was likely installed on the SSD
Also, what are you doing not using the SSD as the OS drive?
That's exactly why. When I first got the PC the OS was on the stupid little 120GB SSD and with my games and iTunes I filled it up in 3 days so I moved it all onto the 1TB disk.lol was thinking the same, guessing not enough storage
That's because you didn't want to listen to us on how to free up the space and how you should have configured things.That's exactly why. When I first got the PC the OS was on the stupid little 120GB SSD and with my games and iTunes I filled it up in 3 days so I moved it all onto the 1TB disk.
Next time you reformat just leave the data you want on the HDD and unhook it. Then you can install your OS just to the SSD and already have whatever else on the HDD when you reconnect it after installation.I honestly don't know why I'm not using it and I do not want to migrate it over at this point. And I think it's stupid that the boot manager would be installed on a different drive than the frickin OS!
Actually no you're not. I'm leaving my storage as it is. My next project is upgrading my GPU.OH god.. now we are gonna hear about his HDD/SSD issues and saga to save for new ones for next year..
That's the way to do it. Whether you're installing Windows onto an SSD or an HDD, to prevent things like this from happening you need to only have the drive you're installing Windows onto plugged in.Next time you reformat just leave the data you want on the HDD and unhook it. Then you can install your OS just to the SSD and already have whatever else on the HDD when you reconnect it after installation.