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On March 17, 2013, In General Discussion, By T2Rman
On April 23, 2012, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By T2Rman
Question by Brad: Whats faster if you are using it as your only drive (bootable Hard Drive)- Compact Flash or SD?
Trying to decide if I should get a compact flash – IDE adapter or a SD – IDE adapter for my X41 since it’s near impossible to find a HD with the X41′s IDE connection but at 1.8″.
This would be my only drive, so I want it would need to run Vista / Windows 7 , and I’d logically like to go with whichever would be faster.
Best answer:
Answer by Proto
I’d have to think that Compact Flash is the better choice- higher transfer speeds should be possible. The CF format has been around longer, the media is physically larger and maximum capacities should be higher (although I’m not sure if the latter holds true anymore)
SD on the other hand, should use less power.
What do you think? Answer below!
On April 18, 2012, In Tips, Tricks and How-To, By T2Rman
Question by : Windows 7 “No bootable device inserted — please insert bootable disk and press any key”?
I have a Windows 7 Toshiba laptop, I just installed this cleany thingy for my computer and I’m FREAKING OUT :/
It says it would fix all of my errors that my computer had, then it eventually told me to restart my computer. When I get passed the first start-up screen, it tells me that “no bootable device inserted — please insert bootable disk and press any key.” with a bunch of other process things that I don’t remember.
I don’t remember the name of the thing I installed, but it was guarunteed to speed up my computer and all of that stuff :/ Please help…
Best answer:
Answer by GrayGeek
Your boot file is destroyed. Reinstall Windows and why would you do something like that in the first place. You call it a “cleany thingy” and you don’t remember what the name of the software was.
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