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Finally got it. I can use some special programs like IsoBuster and still see the files and extract them.

This forum is the most useless PC forum I've ever seen.

zaku101

It's your fault you converted them to a weird format.

A weird format?

How did I converted them to a weird format?

Most people CAN read them, I tried some times ago at other places. Its something to do with my computer.

Finally got it. I can use some special programs like IsoBuster and still see the files and extract them.

This forum is the most useless PC forum I've ever seen.

Nice, I got to my post with google.

This is extremely depressing. I have 75 DVDs worth of data I can't read on that specific computer. Doesn't anyone have ANY idea?

I'm stumped, i know when i burned something in Vista and tried using it in XP it didn't work because supposedly Vista uses a different way of burning CD/DVDs :?X360PS3AMD05

I wished I had an explanation like that, but since I used the exact same OS, its really odd.

Doesn't anyone know anything about that?

I bought a new computer, but I kept the exact same DVD burner.

Now, it can't read all the DVDs I burned back then, but I can read all those I burned with my new computer. In both, I used Nero 6, in both I used this burner, in both I have/had XP SP2...

I updated my firmware but it didn't change a thing. I have -no- idea what the problem is. Can anyone help? This is really annoying, I literally have around 100 DVDs which all can't be read on this computer.

I'm sorry, I've looked here and there and in some of the stickies places but I didn't find a thing.

I open the console, the thing seems to start up but you won't even hear it loading the HDD. If there is a disk, it will spin a bit and then stop. Screen remains black.

If I remove the HDD, the exact same thing happens. Unplugging other things, however, would bring the red lights.

The HDD is the problem, I guess. I ALWAYS had that problem and had to close-open my 360 again. After 2 or 3 times, it worked. Now, after 50 times, it still never opens to the menu.

Can anyone help? I don't have much time here and I already searched, so sorry if the answer is already somewhere obvious..

I dont think ddr2 would even fit in a ddr1 slot which means you would have to buy a new motherboard.f-a-d-3

Yes I know this, lets assume I already have slots for DDR2.

I have a total of 2 gb of ram, running at what I believe is 200 mhz.

I have a single 3.4 processor, I think thats good, but thats not the point.

Would DDR2 be of any use to a single processor? I heard its not worth it at all.

Most importantly: Is my current ram too slow? I thought 200 mhz was too slow and faster ram could make a good difference, and if it would, what speed should I be looking for?

hi, i was wondering if my computer can run CS:S at 20-30 fps on highest settings and 1200x800 resolution will i be able to play TF2TreetarD93

TF2's requirements are considerably higher than CS:S. Don't get fooled.

CS:S recommends 2.4 ghz and 512 ram, TF2 recommends 3.0 and 1 gb of ram.

So yes, of course you will run it if you run CS:S very well, but don't expect the same performance at all.