HI, First of all I use Win XP. Everything is updated. My computer has 400 mhz, 448 mb, 30 gb (supposed to been 80 gb, I dont know why, maybe its the motherboard). I have installed few games with no problem. This one game I tried to install, it took like 5% installation in about an hour. I cancel it. I tried to use that same game in my brother in law's computer and it worked fine so I know the cd is fine itself. I also tried to play cd music in it and I dont get any sound from it. I wonder if it got todo anythign with boot sequence or scsi? Please let me know what I can do to fix it. Thanks!:sad:
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Jump to PostDoes Device Manager indicate that the CD-ROM is working correctly?
1. Perhaps you jostled the CR-ROM's cabling when you installed the new hard drive. Open your case and make sure all cables/connectors are seated properly.
2. As for the sound- do you get any sound at all? That …
Jump to PostHI, First of all I use Win XP. Everything is updated. My computer has 400 mhz, 448 mb, 30 gb (supposed to been 80 gb, I dont know why, maybe its the motherboard).
Supposed to be 80 GB?
What type of motherboard do you have? I'd think there could …
Jump to PostIf the BIOS manufacturer gave you the upgrade info, you should probably go for it. Before doing so though, ask them specifically if the upgrade solves the drive size limit. You should also ask them what the size limit will be in the upgraded BIOS version, because limits exist at …
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