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Problem inserting an old hard drive Ive just recently built my own pc, and i then wanted to use the harddrive from my old pc.
I placed it it fine and everything, got the data from it i needed and then wiped it clean, made a new partition and everything seemed fine.
The problem i get is that wen i now into intro the drive through my computer is that if i move around to quickly or try to double click quickly, a blue screen appears and then suddenly the computer reboots itself.
Anybody have any idea what the problem could be???
I placed it it fine and everything, got the data from it i needed and then wiped it clean, made a new partition and everything seemed fine.
The problem i get is that wen i now into intro the drive through my computer is that if i move around to quickly or try to double click quickly, a blue screen appears and then suddenly the computer reboots itself.
Anybody have any idea what the problem could be???
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DaMaGe,
I would re-install the mouse and video drivers. DON'T USE MICROSOFT'S DRIVERS. If that doesn't help, try running the machine on a single memory stick to find if either (assuming you have two) are defective.
I would start with that, and then see what happens.
J_
I would re-install the mouse and video drivers. DON'T USE MICROSOFT'S DRIVERS. If that doesn't help, try running the machine on a single memory stick to find if either (assuming you have two) are defective.
I would start with that, and then see what happens.
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Originally Posted by J_Search
DaMaGe,
I would re-install the mouse and video drivers. DON'T USE MICROSOFT'S DRIVERS. If that doesn't help, try running the machine on a single memory stick to find if either (assuming you have two) are defective.
I would start with that, and then see what happens.
J_
K, will give it a go
ill get back to you,
any1 else have any ideas in the mean time if this doesbt work??
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