Recent content by KurrentEweser

Just resize the C: partition to consume all the unallocated space.

All that disk reading you see after your startup programs have finishing loading is Vista's Superfetch. It can be turned off in the registry, but that's not recommended. Explore the features: SuperFetch

Another thing to keep in mind with a wired connection is your computer won't have to deal with the encryption overhead used for secure wireless connections. I wouldn't know how much of a frame rate increase that would equate to when playing online games.

My guess is the 2nd HD doesn't have the appropriate boot sector to boot from.

It's most likely Comodo's fault. Check out the Comodo Firewall forum for a possible solution. Comodo Firewall

How much free hard drive space do you have?

Just a wild guess. Try zeroing out the drive to make appear as a new drive to RAIDXpert. It may have marked as bad to prevent the array from rebuilt.

Has the drive #2 ever had any tests run on it or replaced with a new 1TB drive?

ASUS owns ASRock so you can form opinion about them too.

CMOS ram is nothing more than battery backed up static ram that's usually contained in the clock chip. The BIOS is stored in a EPROM. The CMOS ram does nothing but store variable data used by the computer.

This will work. Newegg.com - SABRENT USB-DSC5 Serial ATA (SATA) or IDE 2.5" and 3.5" to USB 2.0 Cable Converter Adapter - Adapters & Gender Changers

It may be already too late. If the docs are on the same drive as the OS they are good as gone. If the files are on another drive that hasn't had any write activity the your in luck.

It must be server problems. I've been having random troubles updating on all my computers.

Try safe mode and edit startup with msconfig.exe. You might find the program that you don't want loading.

You basicly answered your own question. There was 350 watt supply in that computer for a reason.