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Sergio Said,
October 21st, 2009 @11:32 am  

My original HD crashed and I’m trying to set-up this one, but it is not even loading up anything, the screen just stays blank. Any help?

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Gorzette Said,
November 15th, 2009 @9:34 pm  

I was succeful at entering the BIOS and navigating to the Advance BIOS Features but the boot sequence had been replaced(?) with other information. Can I get the boot sequence to display by doing something else?

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CS Said,
December 21st, 2009 @3:43 pm  

On HP desktop Vista home Premium…Phoenix-BIOS-CMOS on boot screen it lists two options, when I set CD/DVD to run 1st. then I reboot and Vista resets original config.

I am trying to use drive scrubber boot disc from CD drive.

Charles

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Shiv Said,
March 9th, 2010 @11:50 pm  

I have to install windows 7 on my system running xp, but my boot sequence is not changing. As I enter in Advance bios features..the priorities wr shown..1st is removable device, priority 2nd is hard drive, priority 3rd is cd rom priority. using instruction and using + or – to move 3rd one to 1st, still its not able to move.

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shivani Said,
March 9th, 2010 @11:52 pm  

I have my laptop of compaq presario V3700 series .Can i upgrade my windows home vista to windows 7 and then will the drivers wil be installed at own.

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dr wick Said,
March 24th, 2010 @12:58 pm  

I have a dimension 8400 and windows xp. My old internal hard drive (C:) is dying. I installed a new drive (D:), with C intact. I re-installed windows xp on my pc, this time to D. C is SATA 0, D is SATA 3. SATA 1 and 2 are not present. The first jumper plug goes to C, the 2nd (furthermost) to D. I can only boot my pc if I keep the above configuration, with both drives enabled. My goal is to get rid of drive C and keep only D. Suggestions? Thank you!

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dr wick Said,
March 24th, 2010 @1:02 pm  

I have windows xp on a dimension 8400. My old internal hard drive (C) is dying. I installed a new internal hard drive D, with C intact. C is SATA 0, D is SATA 2, SATA 1 and 3 are not present. The first jumper goes to C, the furthest jumper goes to D. I’ve installed windows xp on D. My pc only boots if I use the above configuration, with both drives enabled. My goal is to remove drive C and use only D. Suggestions? Thanks!

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