Question about Dell Dimension 4600 PC Desktop
I'm trying to install a new primary drive that is greater than 128 GB. Unfortunately, the BIOS only identifies a maximum size of 128 GB. Any tips around this? BIOS version is A12 (current version per Dell's web site) on a Dimension 4600, 1 GB of RAM.
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I've used this one and it sped up my computer by quite a bit. Hopefully this helps.
Posted on May 11, 2008
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I went to the hard drive vendor's web site and it was the low level partioning software that made the fix.
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