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Now I know its been a real drama for you guys, and you're probably on the edge of your seats and all, so here goes...
Well, I managed to format my new drive, and essentially make it useful(with the enormous help from my friend). I tried to boot up though on my old hard drive to get things going, but alas, I keep getting "Windows Protection Errors" and can only boot up in safe mode...Sooooo... I copied all my files that I wished to keep from my old drive to my new one... I now await my friend before I do what I think I should...reformat the old drive and start anew.
So that's what's going on with me...how are you guys?
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Hmm...well, the RAM should be fine...how do I fix the other problem, Cappmeister?
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Charles Capps
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You're running a Celeron 400 right? Then it's running at 4 x 100 MHz FSB, right? Unless your RAM is certified PC-100, you're out of luck, and with the current hellish prices due to the Taiwan earthquake, you may have to underclock...
What other error?
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Hmmm... Well, I'm back on my old configuration. I have 2 32meg RAM(I think they're SDRAM) chips in my comp. I have the old 266 celeron back in(friend said to remove the 400 for now), and on the old motherboard...I'm not sure what to do...*sighs*
------------------ "Freedom is best, I tell thee true, of all things to be won. Then never live within the bond of slavery, my son." - The real William Wallace
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