Paging File on Second HDD

[Gerry]

ReadyFreddie

You will not get significant improved improved performance. I thought I
had already made that clear! You also led me to believe you had a spare
hard drive but you now say this drive is in another computer. I think we
are both wasting our time.

http://support.gateway.com/s/manuals/servers/eseries/8507852.pdf

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Gerry
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FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
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[ReadyFreddie]

I was email-notified of your response to my most recent post, but when I
looked at your post it wouldn't highlight and there was no visible text.
Either something went wrong with it or you're entering text while I'm
watching it.

My primary drive is a Western Digital WD400BB 7200rpm drive. I actually have
3 drives on my other PC, one of which is not being used, and that's the one
(defined as F) that I plan to remove and use as my secondary. I don't know
how to determine its spin speed. It appears to also be a WD drive, different
model number. Maybe I can find the speed on WD's Web site - I can't seem to
find it by viewing Properties for the drive).

 

[ReadyFreddie]

I'm sorry for misleading you. The other drive is a spare that I can remove
from another PC and use in mine as a secondary.

I'm afraid it wasn't clear to me that I wouldn't see much improvement. I've
gone back through the posts and that statement still eludes me. I won't
bother you with this any more - will leave everything as is.

 

[Lil' Dave]

Western Digital hard drives have a physical label that note their model
number. Some digits towards the end on the label may not be used for
seeking their actual model number at the Western Digital website. Western
Digital has 2 websites that are virtually identical.
www.westerndigital.com
www.wdc.com

You're obviously using all ide drives. Pay attention to the jumper
settings. WD has master alone, master w/slave, slave, and cable-select.
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Dave

Similarities between Enron originated money crisis
and todays current economical crisis.
Same banks too big to fail that invested in Enron then and bad mortgages of
today.
The mindset of Enron keeping its false books, and the mindset of todays' bad
mortgage balance sheets before all was exposed.
Lack of conscience then and now.
President G. W. Bush