>> turns out it isnt as easy as I envisioned. I'll stick to the old one, or
>> switch to my laptop. :-(
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> Best,
> J
> Supposedly there are some problems with drivers,
arghhh....why did I know you were going to mention drivers.
> particularly for the hard
> drives. Sometimes you can upgrade the mother board with zero problems.
> Sometimes you can't even boot. That would be consistent with hard drive
> problems.
Sometimes it's both. I was trying to revive my old one. He slipped the hard
drive in but not affixed properly. I think it's hanging from the straps
somewhere, then when installing Win 98, it crashed in the middle and he had to
go, so he scribbled notes (while I was driving him home) as to how I update the
drivers. But my mouse wasn't set up and using the arrows (in My Computer) on
the keyboard didn't work. So when I rebooted, it goes into CMOS. I gave up.
*sigh* ..now he says bring it to me..well, that's how this all started. He
installed software I didn't want and not the software I wanted...arghhh.. so
it's still sitting here waiting for somone to get it up and running again (the
way I want). I'm on the newer one, I don't like it. (but it works :-)
> Since I have multiple machines, including a P3 and P4, I don't see any real
> reason to upgrade the P1.
"famous last words"?
> It's just that most of my development software is on the P1.
I actually envy people who (every 6 months) reformat their hard drive and start
fresh.
But I've got stuff on there, I don't want wipe out..
Who said computers make less work? there's Em's mother calls her emails over
to Em <g>
J
Emily - 29 Dec 2004 21:36 GMT
nocontact@nospam.inv said...
> Who said computers make less work? there's Em's mother calls her emails over
> to Em <g>
<grin>

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- Em