[SKyR!D3]

Originally Posted by Krlll

What use would that info be?

Just seeing it was a bad brand. Like hitachi or samsung. Its a western digital caviar so that pretty much rules out the drive being the issue. Simply process of elimination.

[Krlll]

Well that is a pretty lame way of diagnosing a problem.
Anyway I dont wanna flame and this is going OT so......

[SKyR!D3]

Originally Posted by Krlll

Well that is a pretty lame way of diagnosing a problem.
Anyway I dont wanna flame and this is going OT so......

If you think for 1 minute that a hitachi drive is as good as a WD or Seagate drive then you have a lot to learn. Never said it wasent the drive is said it was unlikely.

[Krlll]

Sorry,did I say that?
Let me give you a different example of your logic.
Customer: There is a strange sound coming from my cars engine
Mechanic(you): What make of car is it?
Customer :A BMW
Mechanic(you): Oh well it cant be the engine because BMWs are great.
LOL

[SKyR!D3]

i said unlikely not it wasent. Just dosent even sound like a drive issue anyway does it?

[Krlll]

No it doesnt,so like I asked before.Why did you ask about the model?

[Hybr!d]

Keep this on topic please!

[SKyR!D3]

Originally Posted by Krlll

No it doesnt,so like I asked before.Why did you ask about the model?

So i could find out what the model number was just to be sure it wasent a cheapo drive. like a companys name is always in the model number. ST at the start for Gate drives WD...... for Western digital drives.

anyway back on topic.

[Fordy]

WOAH cool off!

this forums for helping people not starting arguments, skyride was just trying to understand better what was going on.


anyway if you use the internet a lot it may be ur Temporary Internet Files delete all of them... i hate the things..

otherwise it may be a virus..

or a seriously fragmented pc try running disk defrag as well.

[hAvAAck]

Originally Posted by evilfantasy

Lets see what is running that may be causing this.

Download HijackThis Here
Once you have it downloaded install/save it to it's own folder!!! This is important for it to work properly.
For example save in C:\program files\hijackthis
You can then create a shortcut on the desktop.
Once installed open the program and select Do a system scan and save logfile.
**Important DO NOT have Hijack This fix anything yet. Most of what it finds will be harmless or even required.
Save the log to your desktop.
In the next post click Go Advanced.
Scroll down and click Manage Attachments and add the log as an attachment.

um. bump.