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If I understand your question correctly (because I'm such a non-techie), it was a stand alone drive without any partition.

Obviously the thing didn't have internet operability. But any rate thanks to those of you who commented. Dell have agreed to collect the CPU to test it and get it going properly .. hopefully .. and then return it. So that means I've will have lost use of it for 2 weeks by then. :)

I'm no way a techie so I can get foxed by a computer. The answer to your question is, yes. On one of my computers the hard drive started clonking and clanking continuously and Dell agreed to replace the hard drive under a 3 year guarantee I took when I purchased this one. The man came and put...

"A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer. If this is the first time you've seen this Stop error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps: Run a system diagnostic utility supplied by your hardware...

Miss and throw piss .. ? :confused:

Bottom line: forget trading the markets. :)

"Money never sleeps. Just made $800,000 on Hong Kong gold, it’s being wired to you. Play with it. You’ve done good but you’ve gotta keep doing good. I’ve shown you how the game works, now school's out." Gordon to Bud, Wall Street :)

Stay out of markets .. come back in October November What is this horsesh*t? :mad:

Here is phrase, not mine, which can be said which is both amusing and serious at the same time. 'People poisoning'. It means too much time and too much attention can be paid to the company and opinions of other people. So use some time by yourself to collect and organize your own thoughts...

"Success has many fathers; failure is an orphan." :)

Well now I might just make my usual put down. But no. It is darkest before the dawn. Price is not random; it is patterned and of repetitive patterning. Your blur is your reaction. You can return to focus and recognition. Then following from that there is distinguishing the signals for...

Dreams, dreams, dreams. Trading is about hard reality. And then there is the poor little fragile noob flamed at the moment of emerging from his chrysalis. Oh deary me. :)

Oh really .. forget it. And yes I have heard of DePaul University. :)

Really? You will need to have a better methodology than that if you want to make your fortune. :)

All 4 fears mean that you are not ready to trade or that you are among the many who should never be trading. OK lets look at them individually. 1. Fear of Loss Most are not cut out to trade and need the security of a monthly salary. As a trader you have to create an accurate and reliable...

Have the Elliott Waves washed you downhill without you noticing? :)

If you fancy a diet of humiliation, well, hell, don't hesitate to be humble every time. :)

There is a dealers old maxim, 'Strongest at the top; weakest at the bottom', which means sentiment always gets it wrong. :)

I've taken a few pokes at you. But I note your repeated theme: e-minis, complete consistency of play, using an accurate methodology, taking your signal for each move. This is very good advice to amateurs. Do they realize just how much you are telling them? :)

Confucius, he say Woman who fly upside down Have crack up. :D