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salaku

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  1. I recently bought a Seagate Freeagent pro 500GB external drive. So far I have tried with SATA to ESATA brackets and 2 differenet brand eSATA cables, but for some reason my Vista won't recognize the drive. I have done all the basic stuff like loading new bios, loading drivers, enable RAID in bios , enable SATA ports in bios etc. Can someone recommend a good eSATA controller and eSATA to eSATA cable that will surely work with this drive? I tried the drive on 2 different machine - one with builtin eSATA port and other with sata to eSATA bracket. Same issue.
  2. I use Kaspersky internet security suite 2007. Works great. Not taking lot of resources. I am happy with it.
  3. Thanks for all the replies guys. I am gonna blow all the partitions and reinstall vista. I called Microsoft and they it is fine as long as I use the OEM key came with my Acer. Hopefully the future versions of PM will address they kinda issues.
  4. Hello, I bought a new system that came with 500 GB disk running Vista Home premium. Factory install has partitioned it into 3 partitions. One hidden for system recovery image. The second one the actual C: about 228GB and a 3rd partition called Data d: for about 230GB. Now the problem. I want to repartiton my c: into smaller chunks like 50 GB for boot and the rest of the space for 2 more partitions. I have used Paragon Partition Manager 8.5 for similar tasks before. But paragon now shows c: as not formatted !! . There is no option for shrink or anything. Vista's disk management shows it can shrink it to 140GB mark but not to 50 GB I was looking for. Any work around to without reinstall? Also can I use any Vista media for reinstall on this system with the using OEM key sticker that came with the system? Because my Acer system didn't come with a recovery media but gave an option to build one. But that will restore the system to the factory default setup with the same 228GB c: drive which I don't want
  5. Just extract the driver for windows XP on a folder and let vista pick up the driver from there. Works fine for me. Good Luck!
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