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Re: intial fire up
LOL!!
peter wrote:
> well............dont keep us in suspense....its been weeks
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> peter
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> "attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:08F6BFC2-8E07-4A6A-B860-D41D74616EDC@microsoft.com...
>> Ok, I'm about to turn the darn thing on, and lets see what happens, first
>> I
>> go into BIOS. if it fires up, and then choose sata as my hard drive and
>> hit
>> and safe. Then I blow my nose and see what happens?
>> Ok, I'm going to hook all things up now and put in the OS asa I choose
>> SATA
>> in BIOS.
>> Thanks, attilathehun1
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>> attilathehun1
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>> "Bill in Co." wrote:
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>>> Big_Al wrote:
>>>> attilathehun1 wrote:
>>>>> I'm about to fire up and see if this works. Should I have all the
>>>>> devices
>>>>> plugged in, and fire it up, with the sound card, video card, wireless
>>>>> adapter, hard drive and floppy drive?
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> attilathehun1
>>>>
>>>> What are you trying to prove?
>>>> You start in the middle of a subject, you could be firing up that old
>>>> '57 Ford for all I know.
>>>
>>> I think you got it! :-)
>>>
>>>> That aside if this is a PC, if you think you have hardware issues, then
>>>> yes, boot up with a few things at a time. Otherwise put the whole PC
>>>> together and turn it on.
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