The Hangout: Deach =/= win.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Panda Man

Yeah. Made me lol, but I have no idea why :wacko:

---

The guy could be Ron. :wacko:

http://www.smoothharold.com/uploaded...rning_sign.jpg

http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/...7WwQewB3.s0NUE

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Panda Man

http://www.slowwave.com/Img/s07/sAPFron.jpg

---

Right now I feel exactly like the second square, minus the joke and not having a band. :wacko:

Quote:

---

"We discovered that people are not like Neo in The Matrix, dodging bullets in slow-mo,"

---

:XD:

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Cheezymadman

lol "backups". Nobody here has ever donwloaded an iso to use as a backup.

---

I downloaded Chrono Cross as a backup. My real copy was freezing at certain parts from damage.

Ok, my computer keep crashing every now and then showing blue screen and all. Then I won't be allowed inside Windows because of DISK READ FAILURE during POST. Pop in the XP disc and go through the repair console and I'm let inside again. That probably means the MBR is damaged by the HDD doing a faulty disc write. Which in turn could mean that the HDD is going to explode on me soon enough, right? ;O

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Jetsetlemming

I downloaded Chrono Cross as a backup. My real copy was freezing at certain parts from damage.

---

I did the same with Resident Evil Zero, fortunately, it was just a meaningless cutscene that freezed the game, so I didn't needed the backup anyways.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by crusher

Ok, my computer keep crashing every now and then showing blue screen and all. Then I won't be allowed inside Windows because of DISK READ FAILURE during POST. Pop in the XP disc and go through the repair console and I'm let inside again. That probably means the MBR is damaged by the HDD doing a faulty disc write. Which in turn could mean that the HDD is going to explode on me soon enough, right? ;O

---

chkdsk or scandisk maybe?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Fer!

chkdsk or scandisk maybe?

---

I did that some time ago and indeed, there were some problems. And it didn't matter how many times I ran chkdsk, the problems stayed there. I will probably have to switch HDD and do a format. :O

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by crusher

Ok, my computer keep crashing every now and then showing blue screen and all. Then I won't be allowed inside Windows because of DISK READ FAILURE during POST. Pop in the XP disc and go through the repair console and I'm let inside again. That probably means the MBR is damaged by the HDD doing a faulty disc write. Which in turn could mean that the HDD is going to explode on me soon enough, right? ;O

---

I could correct a few things in your post, but I'll just answer the question instead: Yes. Backup now.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by crusher

I did that some time ago and indeed, there were some problems. And it didn't matter how many times I ran chkdsk, the problems stayed there. I will probably have to switch HDD and do a format. :O

---

Or replace the disk, sounds like it's about ready to give out on you. :Panda:

Unless of course it's a corrupt partition. Which means you'll need to delete the partition and create a new one.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Panda Man

I could correct a few things in your post, but I'll just answer the question instead: Yes. Backup now.

---

Please correct me. I'm not an expert at all. :P

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Panda Man

Or replace the disk, sounds like it's about ready to give out on you. :Panda:

---

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Panda Man

Unless of course it's a corrupt partition. Which means you'll need to delete the partition and create a new one.

---

Well, I dunno which to do. I'm probably gonna be able to get my hands on a relatively new disc in a week or two. Of course, I'm gonna format either way but do you think it's more likely to be a partition problem than a faulty disc? And FYI, I've ran a quick check using Seagate's HDD health tools and it reports the HDD as working correctly.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by crusher

Please correct me. I'm not an expert at all. :P





Well, I dunno which to do. I'm probably gonna be able to get my hands on a relatively new disc in a week or two. Of course, I'm gonna format either way but do you think it's more likely to be a partition problem than a faulty disc? And FYI, I've ran a quick check using Seagate's HDD health tools and it reports the HDD as working correctly.

---

Too lazy, you pretty much got it anyways :P

Probably a partition, backup, delete, format. GOGOGOGO