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Call tech support for WD and tell them that is not booting years ago they used to have problem it's could be the hard drive. they can send you a new one.
I was trying to upgrade the capacity of the NAS by adding 320 gb hard drives. I kept running into problems with the bios not supporting the drives and not finding drivers for the system.
I came across an Open Source program called FreeNas that solved all the problems. It works great.
This drive is an IDE drive. The jumpers can be set on it to make it a slave. Once set as a slave, you can identify the drive letter given to this drive and format it either at a command prompt: C:> format [drive:] /s (to make it bootable) or no /s to just format it.- OR within Windows: right click on the drive letter and select format.
Price actually depends on where you make your purchases, do some research to locate the best price and yes you can upgrade your hard drive and memory, I am unsure of the type of memory your laptop needs however the hard drive you need is a 2.5 inch sata drive
The arm that moves the heads over the platters inside your drive is loose. That means your drive is mostly toast. Read this link that I wrote on hard drive failures. It also has a way you can possibly recover a few files.
it is not complicated for upgrade the desktop.as per my knowledge ur system configuration is-
Key Features Form Factor Mini Tower Processor Intel Pentium 4 1.6 GHz Installed Memory 256 MB (SDRAM) Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Recommended Use Business
ur system processor and memory both will be upgrade.
Memory- RAM Technology SDRAM Installed RAM -256 MB Max Supported RAM 3 GB Installed Video Memory 32 MB
Well, you need more RAM. 1 GB is not enough for Vista Ultimate. Contact Dell to upgrade and add a 2 GB memory module for a total of 3 GB. Apparently, you have 30 GB disk full with the Vista OS and software programs. At some point, I'd like to see you extend your partition for your 160 GB drive so that "C" is much larger than 40 GB. You'll need one-one assistance via FixYa.
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