:HELP: PC Builders

[Romney]

Alright, to some this might be a very noob question.

So I built my new PC about a month and a half ago.

Specs:

AMD FX 8120 Black Edition
Gigabyte 78LMT-S2P
Corsair Dominator RAM 8Gb
AMD Radeon HD 5770 Overclock Edition
1TB external
600Gb Internal
140 Gb Internal

When I built my PC and turned it on with only the 600Gb HD it had a BOOTMGR message.

Then I added the 140Gb HD and it worked fine.


Now I want to add two more internal HD's a 250GB and a 40GB (< 10000 RPM)

Do you guys think it will give me the same BOOTMGR message upon boot up?

[Cyborgy]

are you on 32-bit?

[Denelf]

Try it and you will know it

[Romney]

64-Bit

:/

[Romney]

Try it and you will know it

It didn't work

[Resaun]

You need to do a clean install of Windows and make sure only 1 hard drive is attached when doing so...
Then you can add other drives after it's done installed... @Romney

[Romney]

I've already tried that, same thing BOOTMGR is missing.


Plus I don't want to format and have to DL over 30Gb of shit again Lol

[Stevenom]

Why do you have those drives?
Nowadays it's 500GB, 1TB 2TB and so on.

[InCognito]

Why do you have those drives?
Nowadays it's 500GB, 1TB 2TB and so on.

Not everyone is spoiled, Steven.

[Larity2056]

Just try it

[Slendyy]

The bootmgr modded in the system already
If you want to get rid of it, upgrade your windows

[Romney]

It's simply because the bigger your HD is, the slower it is. Think about it.

And those HDs are 10000 RPM

[stylos114]

If you don't try you won't learn...When you learn you will find a solution.

[InCognito]

It's simply because the bigger your HD is, the slower it is. Think about it.

And those HDs are 10000 RPM

That doesn't even make sense.

[yugurt]

It's simply because the bigger your HD is, the slower it is. Think about it.

And those HDs are 10000 RPM

that's not true in any way -.-