How about dealing with the frequency error report by change the internal hard driver?

I am now having a lot of error report and application error about the operating system. I have tried to reinstall the whole system. But it seems to be useless for the errors. I am thinking about that if the all information about the laptop are all keeped in the internal hard driver. If I upgradte the internal hard driver, is it possible to remove all the original information about the operating system I used now. Is it possible to use this method to remove all the errors happened before?

Could somebody tell me whether it is useful or not?

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kippy50

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December 1st, 2003 00:00

Not quite understanding your questions. But, if you did a clean reinstall of your Operating System, it would have been as though you started from the begining. So, if your seeing the same error message after you did a reinstall, I suspect you did something other than a clean install of the OS. What that is I dont know. Kip

xikanfreedom

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December 1st, 2003 12:00

I mean that I have done the clean reinstallation. But I know that there are some basic information for the laptop still leave in the hard driver when reinstall OS, such as BIOS. I just think about that if I use the Dell upgrade plan to change a New internal hard driver, there should be no more same information with the OS i used now. So if all the information is new and do not have the old OS information. In theory, I think that there should be useful for solve the error messanges.

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