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I have 3 devices:1 - External laptop hdd (40GB)used in an external hdd usb case.2 - 256MB pen drive.3 - 1Gb SD cardand i still need more disc space for data storage

hi guys, first of all , in BIOs USB HDD sometimes aren?t recognised but inside windows they?re working ok.Before i could try to help you i need some more basic information...How many devices have you installed on your laptop?Did you check in Device Manager how many USB energie are in use before you connect your external HDD?AS a last test , try to connect only your usb conversor in usb port without the hdd and check if same problem occur.please let me know this test result.regs,

windows live messenger continues on beta fase... as so it will be lot different that it is at the moment.Improving messenger performance as well as appearance will depend on users feedback.Lets wait for the final version and then speak about it :)until now i liked the changes... but in the future we don?t know...

I guys...? have windows vista setted on a test machine only with 256Mb and it runs pretty good. Don?t forget to disable an unused/unwanted services from windows startup and it will work without any problems.Don?t forget that a part of memory you?ll need a powerfull CPU because vista as some graphic effects that will put your CPU usage near 100%.For older machines i advice you not to install Vista my PIII 850mhz works but lower than this.... forget it !

i agree with PyramidHead777.at these days an 160Gb hdd is not only a very cheat solution but reliable too.If you plan to make "backups" of original video DVDs 80Gb will ended faster than you think...I recommend also Sata technologie instead of IDE due to performance issues.