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P.S. On a stereo min-jack the "stick" part of the mini-jack is divided into three parts while the mono got only two divisions.... Please see pictures here : http://www.audiogear.com/AudioAdaptersMini.html Regards

Well! , if you use Raid 0=striped you can loose all your data also if you got an onboard raid controller that fails and you do not know how to move (and configure) your raid drives to another controller , but as a cheap solution for Video recording and editing a 2 drive raid 0 solution is OK and...

P.S. Ofcourse you probably could boot from the RAID , I just meant that if you needed the drive for seperate storage you would need another device to boot from and run your files from.... Regards

If you got a multimeter (test intstrument) then try checking your cable anyway - there could be a short. Regards

A gigabyte per minute must be wrong - I use recording in AVI and that takes "only" around 14 GB per hour in 720X576 .... There are more types of raid , for explanations check out these links : http://www.pcguide.com/ref/hdd/perf/raid/concepts/gen_Striping.htm...

I don't know the specific board , but many new 5 and 6channel boards uses some inputs/outputs for more than one task . Please check your board and manual to see if what you are attempting needs setting of jumpers on the motherboard !!!! Regards

Did you try to see if the USB device is turned on in BIOS ???? Regards

There has been deviced all sorts of tricks to get around that... But I'll kindly suggest that you buy your own new copy of M.S.Windows XP (SP1 or better) or buy a used Win. 2000 Pro. , M.S. will support that some years still (Service packs)... Regards

You can use a product like this : http://www.gregorybraun.com/Shredder.html Or try to find more products this way: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=shredder+for+windows&btnG=Google+Search Regards

A lot of people are so focused on High performance rather than stability that they forgets , or no longer got the ability to see the result of , what they have been doing. They always says , my friends system can do this or that and so should mine... If you are one of those that likes to push...

First of all I think it's a very bad idea to install windows by using another board and system than that on which it is going to be used. There is so many ways this can get to fail... Secondly , Winddows NT and 2000 and so on is not to be toyed with as they got power to mess up your harddisk...

DumDum seems to have forgotten how computers just get's trashed and sold and how many companies just removes the hardrive and trash the rest. Anyway why spend time turning on system to change password prior to sales. Ohh and by the way - Do you give YOUR passwords away ???? Other's suggested...

Please check how the IRQ handling of the "PNP - PCI" section of BIOS is set. I can't from the top of my head remember all the reserved IRQ numbers and their specific assignment but IRQ's 9 , 10 and 11 should usually be free for PNP . You might try to load BIOS default values first ...

micker377 seemingly would like to get in contact with you ;-)

Adapter for what ? An adapter for an external Harddrive or just some thing to make it possible to copy file to your laptop ??? If you just wants files copyed you can do it through the parallel port , seriel port , USB or Netcard with a suitable cable (PC to PC) and a program like FastLynx ...

I can not tell you if the drive will run on your Motherboard controller with a capacity with more than 137 GB since I do not know the make and model (and even if you post it I can't guarantee I'll be back to read it). Your motherboard controller MIGHT be able to use the full capacity of drives...

Actually - when I saw SYAR2003's answer regarding the Controller BIOS update in connection with datacorruption I immediately thought SYAR2003 to be on the right track as this deals with "datacorruption" . But all the other's recommendation with respect to RAM and likewise my own...

FDISK is not a tool to be toyed with. But in FDISK your partition must be set as ACTIVE or else you can not boot on it.... Also the drive you wish to boot on must contain the "system files". Regards

Your description is very incomplete... Please check your manual to see if you can access your BIOS when you turn on your computer , if you can do that then please check you drive settings in BIOS.... You haven't stated system condition and kind of install prior to BIOS upgrade either.... regards

With respect to TFT screens nothing beats seeing the darn thing in use yourself....