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Wonder if this could be a multi-boot issue...so lets say you have two HD's...one for WinXP, the other for Win2003. You say you choose to boot between the two from the BIOS...so either boot to Primary...

Error 10 is usually a faulty device...you say these all worked on previous OS's...was it in that same machine? I'm wondering if a PCI slot if FUBAR...you might wanna try swapping the cards to...

Well whats the problem then? I mean, what issue are the NICS giving you?

If it's Win2000 or WinXP, you can use the Disk Management Snap-In for MMC to accomplish this. Right-Click on My Computer, go to Manage, then look for Disk Management.

If you change drive letters...

So I start my new job in a week, and one of the things I want to tackle is Internet Explorer, or IE. The office needs to use IE for one thing, some funky Citrix client thing. I'm gonna try without IE...

See I'm all for comic movies, but they always seem to bungle it up...the bike on the site looks too chromey and clean to be ghost-rider...at least when it was good. Like the Green Goblin in...

I really was starting to like MaximumPC, after hating them for some time...but anyway, I'm in protest of the since they ran a 16 page ad a few months back. It's not so bad really, I pick up CPU...

No...need Home. Oh well!

Yeah, I would suspect power supply first.

Something to check if you can...when the drive isn't detected in the BIOS, is it still running? Like can you hear it power and run or feel it vibrating?...

ERD is great...as a psuedo-freeware alternative, you can try BartPE next time. If done right you could accomplish the same thing for free! Outside of the WinXP CD, but you probably already have that.

Or a repair install...didn't think of that before. That would save all her registry info...

As yet another alternative if you have one already you might want to boot into BartPE and see what you...

Forgot about the batch file part:


start /wait setup.exe /S

That's a pretty normal command...start is the command that just loads something, /wait is the switch to make it wait until the...

Yeah, that's what I use for default WinXP installs...Win9x is still decent with ghost.

You'll want to read that guide front-to-back, then check out the forums. They have several tools that can...

I was working on a A series the other week, and it only offered to make recovery CD's from the HD...didn't allow you to boot to it though. Which is lame...

As for a fix, you could always install...

Zing! For video storage...or more specifically, for what you are wanting to do that looks like a good setup. The only thing I would be worrying about is the navigation of such a beast. But maybe the...

That's what I do...wish it would auto-detect it, but delete the ENUM is the easiest way. You could take it a step further and uninstall and major drivers from the older hardware.

This would normally happen during some software install/update...somewhere along the lines the registry entries get goofed and stupid things like that start to happen. I have a batch file that I made...

Try re-registering these dlls:

regsvr32 Shdocvw.dll
regsvr32 Shell32.dll
regsvr32 Oleaut32.dll
regsvr32 Actxprxy.dll
regsvr32 Mshtml.dll
regsvr32 Urlmon.dll

Yeah, since you are unable to get into Windows your only option is a repair install...sounds like you already got that under control.

And just a tip...ECS and PCChips are one and the same, and...

I normally load BartPE or ERD 2005 and then move all the info you wanted saved to a new folder, usually called 'Backup'. Then once I've got it all, I delete all the other folders and files on the...

I don't know for sure, but I think a quick format just erases the 'links' to files on the HD, where as a full format actually erases the whole partition. But I'm probably wrong, that would make too...

You may want to check out these 'hacked' drivers...Omega is a very long-standing driver hacker, whom usually just tweaks the official releases so that certain functions are there. Also, it just so...

Bad modem I would think...never experienced this myself but looking at what you have tried that is about the only thing I can come up with. Either way it's in the handles of the provider now, either...

I've only ever used R-Studio, which is a little more expensive than GetDataBack. It's still hit or miss, as you have so many random variables in data recovery. But I've seen this be able to see and...

That's right...there was one patch that if you didn't installed before you rebooted you would blue-screen and have to reformat...what a pain.