yes, just dont run raid setup, however i would personally recommend running raid 0 you still keep the same amount of storage space just doubles bandwidth

ok some mother boards, wont allow you to boot from pci/sata IF you have a hard drive on an onboard controller, i had this problem with a MSI k7n2 board, and contacted an MSI engineer who said i...

so the problem is with the hard drive then? try reseating it? also makesure the jumper config is correct... if not then the drive is causing some error... but normally post errors don't include...

could get pci controller, or if you have sata? or you could put it on the second ide channel

CSGAL that's only true if you do the quick format (format c: /q) if you just
did (format c:) then it acctually 0's the drive, or rather puts a new layer on the drive, so you can still recover it...

Wow you really need to learn English! What is a "quikle" & "Last a buy a"?

Okay,firstlty have you set it to master or slave?...

secondly, have you connected power cable?

also you can save windows XP role back files which contain all of the driver settings etc, and then restore to that after you have reinstalled

you can tell windows to not use page file till it's used up all the ram...if you manage to use up that much ram. Why do you want it on another partition though?? the Disk head can only be in one...

omg, that is the most long windedway to do it, just click start, shutdown restart in dos mode, then when it restarts type, "format c: /q" this will do a nice quck format, btw, make sure you set the...

You may want to consider a second hard drive, purely for shared files...