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The primary wouldn't change.  The letter would only change if you reinstalled your OS

Did you install Windows on C: and then put D: in? This might make a difference if than if you had just installed Windows with C: and D: in, but I don't know.

Maybe the boot sector on the C:\ drive is booting to D:\.

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Originally posted by DJeX
Maybe the boot sector on the C:\ drive is booting to D:\.

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Originally posted by blade
I yanked out the C:\ drive and it still boots (D:\ didn't change ).

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Computer Gnomes....

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Originally posted by toddy
for somone who runs a computer shop, u sure don't actually seem to know much

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low blow...

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Originally posted by toddy
for somone who runs a computer shop, u sure don't actually seem to know much

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1) I don't actually run a computer shop, and won't be. I'm in the process of setting up a computer building company

2) Just because I know a lot about PCs doesn't mean I know every little detail about Micro$oft Window$.

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Originally posted by blade

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Originally posted by toddy
for somone who runs a computer shop, u sure don't actually seem to know much

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1) I don't actually run a computer shop, and won't be. I'm in the process of setting up a computer building company

well your gonna run a computer building company

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Originally posted by blade

2) Just because I know a lot about PCs doesn't mean I know every little detail about Micro$oft Window$.

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1)you told someone ram was often under the value stated when sold, coz it was missing 64mb, when he looked on system properties. when its clear to see that it was for an onbaord graphics card

2)you tried to use the wrong kind of ram for your new computer

3)you bought a motherboard which has known problems with its ram slots

thats just 3 things of the top of my head, can't be bothered lookin for any of stupid things u have said....... anyway basicly i wouldn't want u building a computer for me as you can't show little knownledge sometimes, and (seem) to not do any research before buyin/using products !!

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Originally posted by atownjoe
    quoteriginally posted by toddy
    for somone who runs a computer shop, u sure don't actually seem to know much


low blow...

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not really

Well when I was reinstalling windows onto a formatted hard drive it wouldn't work when I disconnected my D:\ drive so there must be something on every hard drive that is needed

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Originally posted by toddy

1)you told someone ram was often under the value stated when sold, coz it was missing 64mb, when he looked on system properties. when its clear to see that it was for an onbaord graphics card

2)you tried to use the wrong kind of ram for your new computer

3)you bought a motherboard which has known problems with its ram slots

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1) That I was wrong about.

2) I tried to use RAM from my old computer which I hadn't actually looked at. When I pulled it out I realised it was the wrong type.

3) The motherboard has known problems with its RAM slots WHICH THE COMPANY PRODUCING IT DOESN'T ADMIT. I had to search google to find the problem.

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Originally posted by blade
3) The motherboard has known problems with its RAM slots WHICH THE COMPANY PRODUCING IT DOESN'T ADMIT. I had to search google to find the problem

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yeh u should have found this out before buyin