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Making that a Windows desktop is an even older project. I had tried one back on my old Windows 98.... not necessarily the one here: http://www.stardock.com/stardock/articles/yearinskinning2002.html Potentially one offered by Windowblinds... but it was far too "alien" to use as a permanent replacement, although it probably wouldn't have been terrible had I not been using a 15" monitor back then.

We should all be so lucky.

Also, since I don't think it is mentioned... PATA cables have a maximum length of 18 inches (457 mm) but you can actually get longer ones. Make sure that your PATA cable is the appropriate length as well.

I think the system will boot if you use the 4 pin in the 8 pin CPU power connector, but I am certain it has 8 pins for a reason. I do this often during testing, but never on a live production system. I would still recommend that the correct power supply is acquired, unless someone else has knowledge that such isn't required.

Dumb noobie question. How can you tell? Cheers and Regards Disk Management should have a mention of GPT, otherwise you can tell with Diskpart if so inclined. As far as UEFI boot, it would be a setting in the BIOS, usually on the Boot page.

This was brought up earlier. Even Windows 95 to XP has a "how to use movie" when it booted. Well in that "welcome" screen that would appear you could find out how to use Windows.

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Are you using an 80 pin IDE cable or a 40?

Having a UEFI BIOS and using UEFI boot are two different things. Most UEFI boards now support a legacy booting method. If you are using UEFI boot, then your Primary HDD would be in GPT mode. Is it?

So originally your PC was Windows 7 (OEM) with recovery partition? Then you installed Windows 8 I presume by shrinking a partition?

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Are you trying to log into a domain from WinPE? What OS (and service pack) did you build your PE with using the tools you mentioned?

A picture or screenshot would help, or maybe exactly what the "problem" is can be helpful for us who don't use that OS regularly.

That's great. I did some research on that software and found just about nothing about sharing the drive (other than the backup) and didn't look forward to troubleshooting a software compatibility problem.

Why would you think this was needed? Are you running below spec on PSU?

See if it is detected if a disc is in the drive when the PC boots. Is it a SATA or ATAPI DVD drive?

There must be an error in how you are typing it. I just tested this command it and it works fine using an elevated command prompt: net share intel=c:\intel /GRANT:test,FULL

You have Windows 7 installed on the SSD as well? What partitions already exist on it? Is your system set for UEFI boot? Are you using 32bit or 64bit Windows 8?

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Not to be a buzzkill, but make sure those program's license agreements allow for business use.

Validator says you used a Div ID twice (not allowed, only can use classes that way)... ID is sidebarpara. Also ID content is used three times. Paste your code into there: http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input To see the results. But it is interesting that your existing page has these problems too.

Can you access more than 2.2 Tb on a MBR disk? jaclaz Sure why not? Well its not a boot volume... The volumes in the servers I manage have 2.2TB+ or more on their storage drives and they are not GPT.

Motherboard has an HD Audio connector. Case has an AC 97 connector. http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/cs-015851.htm

Are you are a Windows 7 DirectX developer who uses the June 2010 DirectX Software Development Kit (SDK)?