you're an idiot and you are not going to get 5kpp for that response, go to tomshardware and learn to computer before attempting advice.

Fucking amateurs.

Lol, I was actually not going to ask him for anything, because he's done a lto of free transfers for me. I thought the 4500 series were discrete, jesus christ fuck me if I made a mistake.

Yep i'm on Vista, i uninstalled it though. Thanks again for the assistance everyone.

Before too long i'll grab a new laptop, this one is a few years old anyways. Can i get a gaming laptop for around 1200$ store bought?

I need more assistance!!!

noseriouslythishappenedlastnightwutdoido

Thread hijacker!

You ported me free as a stranger (dif char) ages ago though, so i'll forgive you.

I'm pretty much the nicest.

You *can* get a gaming laptop for that much store bought.

Candidly, unless you're planning on doing a lot of mobile gaming (which I completely understand if you are) you're going to get much better bang for your buck purchasing/building a desktop rig.

Tralina - do you have the full screenshot of that? Also, have AIM?

For now-- do you know how to get into Bios settings before entering windows? Basically hit delete a bunch of times right after you turn on your computer. It'll take you to a blue screen. You need to navigate through there and look at

1) Boot devices
2) Primary/secondary (might be Master/Slave) IDE devices.

(These might be somewhat off I haven't troubleshooted windows in quite a while)

Let me know what the ordering of Boot devices is and also what is listed for primary/secondary IDE devices.

It might be that you're trying to boot using some weird network location or something, could also be you fried a port/cable somehow and now it's not recognizing one of your devices.

1) Stop buying laptops to game on.
2) Put together a real PC.