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SCSI and SYSTEM BOARD

by nestor51 Apr 17, 2005 8:59AM PDT

I'M JUST NEWLY UPGRADE MY COMPUTER WITH NEW OPERATING SYSTEM WINXP1, WHICH I LEARNED FROM CNET LEARNING CD "PC UPGRADE" AND FROM CNET - FREE ON LINE COURSE. IT'S NOW SATISFACTORILY RUNNING, I WOULD LIKE TO ASK, WHAT IS SCSI - IF FOUND IT THERE'S NO DRIVER, IS IT NECESSARY TO INSTALL A DRIVER? MY SYSTEM BOARD HAS NO DRIVER TOO, WHAT IS THIS? PLEASE EXPLAIN IN DETAIL.

THANK YOU,

ERNESTO B. E.
nestor_2000_sa@yahoo.com

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Why yell?

by r. proffitt Forum moderator Apr 17, 2005 9:51AM PDT

Your post is much too hard to read.

Try both upper and lower case letters and break it into a few paragraphs.

Bob

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