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Oh, I've just realised that the 650GB I mentioned should have been 680GB
(3x200GB + 1x80GB). Try hanging that lot off Win Me. g Funny you should mention that, as I have a spare 30GB drive sitting about! :-) You know in Fawlty Towers when John Cleese squats down and wraps his head in his arms in dispair? That's kind of how I feel looking at a 30GB drive and thinking they can fit 200GB in there now! Shane |
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Oh, I've just realised that the 650GB I mentioned should have been 680GB
(3x200GB + 1x80GB). Try hanging that lot off Win Me. OK.....dibs on the 80 GB....just priced one today. Found another tech and he only charges $70? (prices downstairs) for 40 GB, $99 for 80.....and $60 to install Windows on it. This guy actually knows the difference between XP Upgrade & Home.....lol. He is going to do the diagnosis for CyberPower coz... a) I trust him..... b) he is just around the corner..... c) his prices are better. (G) Only 5 gig more to back up......getting tired of this. Done 8 CD's so far. (8 x 700 = 5600 meg - 5.6 gig......sigh) Not to mention the Data one. I think the most tedious part is re-arranging the folders to fit and by genre. Figgs "Mike M" wrote in message ... Shane wrote: 850MHz. OK it's not pre-historic but could use the increased speed on occassion. two main PCs may differ from the norm is the amount of HD disk space on each (500GB on one and 650GB on the other). :-) Jeez, Mike, you got the human genome on there or something??? Just the odd video capture. :-) Much of it is "work in progress". As it happens one of the 200GB drives on this box was bought as an emergency replacement when I lost a drive due to over heating and I needed a similar size drive to aid in data recovery. Since then the original drive is back working OK and sitting here essentially empty (actually it's backing up another drive). Oh, I've just realised that the 650GB I mentioned should have been 680GB (3x200GB + 1x80GB). Try hanging that lot off Win Me. g -- Mike Maltby MS-MVP |
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Only 5 gig more to back up......getting tired of this. Done 8 CD's so
far. (8 x 700 = 5600 meg - 5.6 gig......sigh) Not to mention the Data one. I think the most tedious part is re-arranging the folders to fit and by genre. Ouch! I feel your pain, Figgs! I also feel my own.......clucking ingrowing toenail or summat! Shane |
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Tell her it won't get rid of the wrinkles........ROFL!! She will kill me
for this one.....snicker. Figgs "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Is John steaming Joan? Will Denny MS-MVP Windows Shell/User Please reply to the News Groups "Joan Archer" wrote in message ... lol This post has now set John off g he is busy on his machine going through all about the railway systems past and present g Joan Shane wrote: Joan, I suppose Nottingham was (and indeed is) on the East Coast Main Line - seeing as how Grantham was apparently one of the fast bits. I guess you'd have seen the Flying Scotsman? snip |
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"Shane" wrote in message ... Only 5 gig more to back up......getting tired of this. Done 8 CD's so far. (8 x 700 = 5600 meg - 5.6 gig......sigh) Not to mention the Data one. I think the most tedious part is re-arranging the folders to fit and by genre. Ouch! I feel your pain, Figgs! Hi Son......yep, it is a pain. And probably when I get them all done, the diagnosis will be OK. But better to back them up. Didn't realize I had that many mp3's.....usually just play them on here. Which is perfectly legal, in case our resident Canadian kvetcher says anything. For my own use and enjoyment.....period. Go see the doc for your ingrown toenail......or soak it in gin and tonic.....or should that be "drink" the G & T and to heck with the toe. (G) Figgs I also feel my own.......clucking ingrowing toenail or summat! Shane |
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lol What a waste g
Joan Heather wrote: Go see the doc for your ingrown toenail......or soak it in gin and tonic.....or should that be "drink" the G & T and to heck with the toe. (G) Figgs |
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lol Among others, and it's not too far from where we lived before
moving to Wales. I did actually live in Loughborough for a few years during my first marriage. Joan Shane wrote: 'spect John has already turned this up then, Joan, but http://www.gcrailway.co.uk/ anyway! Shane |
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vbg He's always steaming Will g
Joan Will Denny wrote: Is John steaming Joan? |
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lol Nothing will get rid of them, but I grow old gracefully what about
you vbg Joan Heather wrote: Tell her it won't get rid of the wrinkles........ROFL!! She will kill me for this one.....snicker. Figgs |
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Shane wrote:
Funny you should mention that, as I have a spare 30GB drive sitting about! :-) You know in Fawlty Towers when John Cleese squats down and wraps his head in his arms in despair? That's kind of how I feel looking at a 30GB drive and thinking they can fit 200GB in there now! I can't help but shudder when I think about how much it cost ten years ago when I bought (for work of course) a Dell box that was to run as our departmental server and it was equipped with 2x600MB and 2x1.2GB scsi hard drive. A whopping 3.6GB in total and that for disk storage not RAM. :-) To think that 10 years later I'm working with video files that can be 2 or 3 times the size. -- Mike Maltby MS-MVP |
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