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need help with a hardware update...

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by joselepiu, Feb 16, 2009.

  1. joselepiu

    joselepiu Member

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    i recently updated my old old comp, i had a 30gb hard drive partition into two drives c: and d:... c: for my programs and d: for all my files... i backed-up all my files and merged the two partitions into one with partition magic... and no problem so far...
    then i installed a 320 gb hard drive... and i formatted it with disk management... re-started it and here is where the problem starts... before all this, my comp will take anywhere from 4 to 6 mins to boot from when i push the button till the yellow light stopped flashing... but now it's taking anywhere from 15 to 20 mins... when i open a folder it takes up too 45 secs and when i open a program like word or excel or powerpoint it takes up to 3 or 4 mins...
    now the question is, did i missed a step, or did i do something wrong or what is it?... any help will be more than appreciated... here are the specifications of my old old comp...
    note:... please do not laugh... lol...

    HP Pavilion XE783 Desktop PC Model # P1372A
    Intel Celeron 700 MHz processor
    Maximum HP supported replacement: Intel Celeron 700 MHz
    Memory 256 RAM
    c: maxtor 30 gb model # 33073u4 ntfs
    d: maxtor 320 gb model # 6l300r0 ntfs

    if any more info is needed please let me know... thx...
     
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    What OS are you running?
     
  3. joselepiu

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    sorry i have xp pro sp3 with all the updates...
    need any more info let me know...
    thx...
     

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