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<blockquote data-quote="RDJ" data-source="post: 5431519" data-attributes="member: 5905"><p>yes it can .. but generally not in the circumstances as described. As I said before we don't have enough information to definitively say it is bad memory as was stated by another poster. </p><p></p><p>Your idea will work as well but again it is a more expensive option. What I suggested costs nothing but time and not a lot of that. YOur way is not going to save any useful files that he has not already backed up. he will have to do a reinstall of his programs anyway because everything on the old drive will point to the programs being on the C drive not the D drive where they are currently located. to change where the pointers to drivers/dlls and other files critical to running the program you have to either reinstall or hack the registry .. so you really gain nothing by what you suggest other than more drive space</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RDJ, post: 5431519, member: 5905"] yes it can .. but generally not in the circumstances as described. As I said before we don't have enough information to definitively say it is bad memory as was stated by another poster. Your idea will work as well but again it is a more expensive option. What I suggested costs nothing but time and not a lot of that. YOur way is not going to save any useful files that he has not already backed up. he will have to do a reinstall of his programs anyway because everything on the old drive will point to the programs being on the C drive not the D drive where they are currently located. to change where the pointers to drivers/dlls and other files critical to running the program you have to either reinstall or hack the registry .. so you really gain nothing by what you suggest other than more drive space [/QUOTE]
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