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• Limit hard drive under XP?

  I have a number of programs that are not supported under Win7. My solution was to install a third hard drive in my PC and when I need sometimes to run XP, I just start to HD using the selection of BIOS which HD to boot from.

  My Configuration:

  500 GB SATA HD Win7 64 bit

  350 GB IDE HD XP 32 bit< this="" is="" in="" a="" docking="" carrage="" so="" i="" can="" power="" it="" off="" when="" not="">

  70 GB SATA HD - no data a few BONES.

  From a few weeks if I booted to XP, when I right click on a file in Windows Explorer, it would break. Initially, I suspect a Virus but many controls with Norton, Malwarebytes and Windows Defender found no problem other than Defender would break using XP, after getting most of the way through the hard drive Win 7. However when I ran the AV programs of Win 7 HD HD checked OK.

  The "Fix" was simply not to connect the 500 GB SATA HD to the PC. When disconnected XP works well. If I just plug in the SATA HD and before doing anything else, XP try clicking with the right button on a file on the disk XP, Solution Explorer crashes. I repeated this three times control.  It was turning off connection and disconnection of the HD.

  Ideas or suggestions how I can avoid having to physically disconnedt Win 7 disc?  I have two partitions on that drive with a lot of data on the second partition I would sometimes do under XP.

  If necessary, I guess I could move all my data files and move the OS disk 500 GB etc. etc, but it would probably also require a new installation of one or more of the two BONES.

  Well I 'solved' the problem with a fresh install of XP

  See randomized and tribulations of this effort to

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/XPRepair/thread/0c83a27d-B84F-48d2-A241-6975e2ef631d

  Just how what was probably a single corrupt file can cause problems that have the same symptoms as the shell or incomplete removal New York right click Chrome.

  Thank you for your time and ideas.

• What is the upper limit of the size of a new hard drive in a gateway MX6453?

  Title: original size for replacement laptop hard drive?

  I want to upgrade to a hard drive more in my Gateway MX6453.  He is currently 160 GB, and I am running SP3.

  I was warned by my computer technician I couldn't be able to go further, and I have certainly shouldn't push my luck and try something beyond 250 GB.  I contacted gateway and the rep online says 160 is too big, I could go - even if it is not clear if she was citing an authoritative source, or just read the greatest opportunity of their authorized supplier spare parts list.

  Another tip from reading, I found it is often a problem with XP about Logical Block Addressing, which would limit the readable size 127 GB.  However, as my system currently reads 143GB in my C drive partition, I guess this isn't a problem.

  Is there another BIOS or XP limit on this disc of size I can use?
  If so, how to determine what it is?
  And, is it possible to change it?

  Thank you.

  I went ahead and cloned a 250 GB drive, and everything seems to work well.

  The folks at the blue and yellow big box store were very helpful, pointing out a software that can be started and run from its own DVDs at a reasonable price, then the process prescribed only an external enclosure for the new disc of cloning.  Also do they think that a drive yet more would be a problem, but they were only up to 250G to PATA drives (I think I've seen bigger PATA from the same manufacturer online).

  I had barely a few minutes ago selection only one file in Windows Explorer, instead of the file clicked and everyone listed before it, but it seems to have disappeared after a reboot.  I'll post back here if that repeats or there are other problems, but for now it doesn't seem like there should be no problem for those who want to like me.

• Is there a limit to the amount of the size of the hard drive that it can manage Windows Vista Ultimate?

  . I am trying to install a disk hard external sata 3 TB

  It would be only format 2.3 TB. Is there a limit to the amount of the size of the hard drive that it can manage Windows Vista Ultimate? If so, is there a way to enlarge it.

  Vista only supports drives of 3 TB for storage of the data and do not install the Vista operating system on this drive.

  Read this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/gg463525.aspx

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• What HARD drive limit for 3000 N200 0769-BWG?

  As stated, I would like to ask whether there is an upper limit on the size of the hard disk that I intend to get even more internal storage.

  The current HARD disk is WD1600BEVS-08RST2, a HARD drive SATA must be SATA? Or same SATA2 fine?

  Thanks in advance for your answers,

  Fred

  Only limitation that I know is the thickness of the disk.
  I think that up to 640 GB 9.5 mm. Western Digital
  fact that a 750 9. 5 mm and others can also.
  SATA 1 or 2 is fine.

• Limit of 2 TB on 2nd HARD drive, how to change without affecting the system reserved Partition?

  I have 2 drives - 240GB SSD where Windows is installed and a HD in Toshiba 3 TB of data.

  After installing Windows 7 for the SSD, it creates a system reserved 100 MB Toshiba hard disk partition. I now want to create a single data (d) on the Toshiba partition but disk management only limit myself to create a partition of 2 TB and a 746 GB partition. Past posts to dig suggests it's the MBR problem - then what can I do now to break this limit, without deleting or play with the 100MB system reserved partition?

  

  Hi YT :)

  You're right, that this problem is caused by the fact that your hard drive is cut using the style of partition table MBR, which allows only to create partitions to a maximum of 2 TB size each. In order to 'break' this limit, you must convert your hard drive in a GPT partition table, which does not have this limit (well, the limit to 128 TB then there it doesn't matter much). You can convert your hard disk from MBR to GPT without loss of data. Follow the instructions in the tutorial below:

  http://www.thewindowsclub.com/convert-MBR-to-GPT-disk

  Method 2 and 3 explain how to perform the conversion without loss of data, method 3 is the easiest.

  Let me know if you have any questions.

  Yoan

• Limit size of external hard drive from HP Pavilion dv6000?

  Hello

  We have a HP Pavilion dv6871us.  We are under Windows Vista 32-bit.  I have 2 external hard drives that I connect via the USB ports.  1 is 40 GB and reads without problems.  The other is 320 GB and is recognised as a mass storage device.  Any tips?  Is there a size limit?

  Thank you

  Thanks for your help.  In fact, I took apart and put back together.  There must be a bad connection.  It works fine now.  Thanks again for your interest and try to help out.  Best regards, DMH

• Seeking help with a problem with the LR I use LR CC on a laptop, when you try to export a picture to an external hard drive, I am now without apparent reason to get the following message, "could not create a JPEG sponsor limit you 92 k Bytes.Plea.

  Seeking help with a problem with the LR

  
  

  I use LR CC on a laptop, when you try to export a picture to an external hard drive, I am now without apparent reason to get the following message.

  "Could not create a respondent JPEG limit you 92 k Bytes.Please increase the size limit files
  . (1).
  .....

  I tried to increase the size of the file several times,

  I left LR

  I restarted the computer.

  
  

  Any help or advice for this problem will be greatly appreciated

  
  

  Thanks in advance

  
  

  @stu

  Not because of the number of pixels, in this photo and the chosen level of quality there is no possible way to create a JPG file to the size of file you requested. You must change your export settings.

  Show us a copy of the export dialog box, so we can see clearly the part file setting and the size of the Image.

  Also indicate the number of this image (width and height) pixels after cropping (as appropriate) and prior to export.

• What them to limit the size of the HARD drive on a laptop Satellite Pro 6100?

  I recently tried to install a 160 GB drive and had all sorts of questions.
  Thank you
  [email protected]

  Is 160 GB not a bit too much? Please note that this laptop is about 5 years old and new laptops are usually supplied with 120 or 160 GB hard drives.

  According to the specification of this laptop model comes with 60 GB max, but I guess it should be possible to use 80 or maybe 100 GB. I don't know it for sure because there is no precise information on this subject.

  Use the advanced search option and try to search for similar topics. Maybe you will be lucky and find some useful information.

• Is there a limit on the size of the hard drive may take my Windows 7?

  Hello.

  I have Windows 7 ultimate 64-bit on my PC. I was looking at getting a new hard drive. I see the hard drive in my local store 1 TB to 7 TB. What is the largest hard my system could take?

  Wouldn't be able to manage a to 4 or even a 7?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Windows supports hard drives larger than 2 TB
  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/2581408

  I hope this helps.
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• There is a capacity limit of hard drive on my laptop DV7

  I think adding a second hard drive for my DV7 4065dx that currently has a 500 GB drive at 7200 RPM. I would like to add a Western Digital 1 TB scorpio blue hard drive to run Linux Mint and as a backup drive. I read somewhere that I can not add more than 500 GB this laptop, is it true, or can I go ahead and order and add the 1 TB drive? This of course would total 1500Go and what I've read, it was that this machine only supports a total of 1 TB.  Thank you

  Hello

  There should be no problem with the installation of the 1 TB drive you mention in your laptop, however it is important to note that only the HARD disk in the first Bay is bootable.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Is there a limit on the size of the hard drive that can recognize ESX?

  Hello

  I would like to know if there is any limitation with regard to the size of the hard drive that can recognize an ESX 3.5 Server? I have a Dell server with 1.8 TB of HDD. When I try to install ESX 3.5 on it, ESX shows that space and be approzimately 1.4 TB. I understand that ESX requires little space, but I would not be the image that it's 400GO.

  Thanx

  Tejas

  What is a RAID?  You could have 6 300 GB drives, RAID requires treatment, and basically, 1 disc is overload, so it seems you are using RAID 5 (if you have 6 disks).  In this case, that is right you have 1.4 flying over, which is what ESX sees.

• XPS 410 (Dimension 9200) hard drive upgrade. What is the limit?

  Currently, I have 3 hard drives in my XPS410: year 80 to run programs and the Windows host and two 500 GB (configured as RAID1 for mirroring) for documents, music, etc. I make an edition of AVCHD movies and would like to add additional hard disks to my computer for storage/backup of the images.

  The two slots in the hard drive inside the case are busy. In addition, the 3rd hard drive lies in the 5.25 "bay - using an adapter. I have no floppy drive or media card reader. So, I think to put two hard drives in these slots and their establishment as a separate RAID1. Are there problems for 5 hard drives in this particular machine? I definitely have available SATA ports... Then the power supply handle this situation (my graphics card is nVidia GeForce 8300 GS)? Since space is tight in the area of card reader floppy/media, put two hard lead create a problem with the temperature of the hard drive?

  Thank you very much in advance for your time and help!

  I have the first two in the lower bays and the other two are in the two upper bays, which are for the floppy drive and the card reader. You don't need any additional hardware, just the additional screws that are already in the case.

• Mini Mac server - attachment of external hard drives file transfer speed

  Hi guys!

  I wanted to increase the speed and storage capacity to transfer to my Mac mini file, so I bought a box of external hard drives. The one I bought is: http://www.icydock.com/goods.php?id=219

  Built-in the Mac mini hard drives transfer the file to 60 MB/s (writing and reading) and I wanted to get better speed of file transfer, so I bought an SSD that is going to be inside with an another HARD drive of 3 TB for archiving my files. The housing is connected by USB3.0 (5 Gb/s) for the Mac mini.

  [SSD-> files I opened every day] - speed around 550 MB/s write and 500 MB/sec in reading

  [HDD-> Archives, files that I have does not open very often] - speed around 150 MB/s write and 150 MB/sec in reading

  So I did some benchmarks on my new Setup, and the speed is not really what I expected. Transfer of file max speed I have achieved is about 100 MB/sec in writing on the external SSD plugged into the mac mini. This transfer has been filed since an iMac 21 "2011 with an SSD (with almost the same speed read/write than the box) so it's quite disappointing.

  It is possible that the Mac has a 'file transfer speed limit' is somewhere? Or whatever else that could affect that?

  More information on my setup:

  Mac Mini server 2012 - 2 TB RAID 1 - Mac OSX 10.9.5

  iMac 21 "2011 - Crucial SSD 275 Gb - Mac OSX 10.9.4

  IcyDock external enclosure - 4 bays, USB3 5 Gb/s

  -Red WD HDD 3To

  -Crucial SSD 1 TB

  Together internal Gigabit Ethernet network

  Thank you!

  Was perhaps Spotlight indexing external at the same time, the test has been done?

• Maximum number of external hard drives

  Hello

  I started on a project long-term digitization of the hours and hours of video, including the film, Beta, VHS tapes to mini tape and State standards strong HD cameras player collected for almost 50 years. My question is this; is there a limit to how many external hard drives, I can connect to my iMac (27 ' 5 K maxed out processor and card and 8 GB memory graphics and an old 24 "2.8 Ghz core 2 duo with 4 GB of memory).

  I am willing to increase the memory on the machine of 5K, but the memory of the older machine's maximum.

  I currently have 11 external drives connected through 2 of the best powered USB hubs that I can find, each of these flows into one of each machines USB connector, but readers are fill up very quickly. Wouldn't be better to divide the number of readers through additional hubs therefor splitting of the inputs with 2 USB taken numbers on each machine? Due to the VERY disorganized way content was initially done I need to access all the drives so I can remove the clips, etc I need to properly edit the raw content.

  I hope someone can advise me on this issue.

  Blackrockguy.

  You're not likely to use all these readers * at the same time *, so why risk connecting it all? To test the limits?

  It may work correctly, or there may be a power problem (especially if some readers do not have their own power supply).

  It seems more prudent to use the readers, you need (and back them up safely!), store them and then use other readers.