I am not of a very high tech level, so this makes no sense to me. I just want to see if I did something unusual so this doesn't happen again.
A week ago I bought a new GPU (XFX 5770) and installed it. It was a tight fit for my old system and I had to unplug my HD from teh Sata port and plug it back in (not sure if I plugged it back into the same port.) When I tried to boot my comp back up, I got an error, and had to boot from my Windows CD. End result, I had to reinstall Win7 Pro and lost everything on the HD.
It was backed up, so the end result isn't that bad, but I just dont want this to happen again when I buy some upgrades for another comp.
What did I do wrong here?!
Thanks
A week ago I bought a new GPU (XFX 5770) and installed it. It was a tight fit for my old system and I had to unplug my HD from teh Sata port and plug it back in (not sure if I plugged it back into the same port.) When I tried to boot my comp back up, I got an error, and had to boot from my Windows CD. End result, I had to reinstall Win7 Pro and lost everything on the HD.
It was backed up, so the end result isn't that bad, but I just dont want this to happen again when I buy some upgrades for another comp.
What did I do wrong here?!
Thanks