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doesnt look to promising.. although on alot of hds ive seen they are set up like this :::::: usually the far right is cs select 2nd from right is master 3rd from right is slave. but tat it just for a single jumper selector. if youve got two jumpers that have to be configured right... grab a cup...

Look in your volume setting make sure they are all about a quarter of the way turned up. sometiems having your midi volume or your wave volume up without those channels being used just puts added noise and crackling in the background.. could just be a loose wire or dirty usb port too...

Kinda fun being able to find easy ways around stuff like that. _______________________________________ What are you reading this for the answer is up there ^^^

What exactly causes the bad clusters? imperfections on the hdd disk? _______________________________________ What are you reading this for the answer is up there ^^^

I would think the buffer would have something to do with it. far as i can tell 8mb is the new top of the line and with a good rpm you should be gettin some sweet data speed. _______________________________________ What are you reading this for the answer is up there ^^^

You could also insert your windows cd and go to create partition and it will show you how many you have in there. a tad less complex. and just quit the setup and nothings modified. _______________________________________ What are you reading this for the answer is up there ^^^

I little new here but is it possible his psu might not be supplying enought power to spin the cd fast enough... just a stab in the dark _______________________________________ What are you reading this for the answer is up there ^^^

Why would you want to restrict acess in the first place. i realize im not helping but im curoius.

micker is right. does your psu make any noises when you try to turn it on? did you say the fans spun in the psu or no? check to see if the little green power light comes on when you just have the psu plugged in to the mobo

Ive also had a simlar problem. happened when i had a pci video card installed but there was still the original chipset enabled. remove anything recently installed and try again.

wasnt too helpful there franklin... i think that person was right abot reseating them or getting compatible kind. what kind are the stick that are in tehre now?

athlon 1gb? should it be ghz?

just sucks when your comp decides to TEACH you that putting a jumper in the wrong place likes to short out your mobo... someone could have just told me lol. but hey that was years ago. wouldnt make that mistake again =)

makes since pop that AGP card out and see what happens. also be careful what you touch with that screwdriver if your going to jump it to turn it on. not sure what will happen if you connect the wrong things but i wouldnt wanna find out. im on a 350 watt psu from aspire and its holding up but im...

make sure you have the power buttons on the front of the case plugged in right on the mobo i.e. pwr+ reset and hdd. check your mobo manual for how to do this. if they arent plugged in right than no power.

the ol tinkerin trouble.....

you might have to call each manufactuar and pay for a new drivers disk from them.. or they might send one for free.

paparazi i just pulled the battery out to reset my cmos a couple days ago... is there a different way to do it? freestone is right check to make sure your ide ribbon is plugged in right. one other thing to check is go to your setup or bios and look under ide devices and see what it says for your...