AlphaSnake
...and that, kids, was the first time I sucked a dick for crack
Well, last week my Maxtor 60GB HD crashed on me and everything on it was gone. Luckily, thanks to my l33t h@xxo41n9 sk1llz I managed to recover pretty much everything I needed from the HD and let the rest of it sink like the Titanic. Now, the last thing I did to the HD was install Need for Speed: Underground on it. I played the game just fine for about 2 hours. The next day, I noticed my PC running extra slow, I didn't pay attention to it. Later than night I wanted to play some more NFS again, because I absolutely looooooooooooove how hot it looks and sounds on my PC rather than my PS2 or Xbox.
I double click the icon...nothing. Do it again...nope. I make sure the Play CD (CD2) is in the bay...and nope. I then entered the F drive, uninstalled NFSU and then tried to install it again. Except the uninstall didn't fully finish and about 200MB remained. I tried to uninstall again...but it said I didn't have permission to access the HD. :\ So, all of a sudden...I check the properties of my HD and it tells me that the HD has not been formatted and it's prompting me to do so. At this point, I start going ape shit. I had *a lot* of really important crap on the HD. The properties read that the HD is empty and all.
So, since NFSU was the last thing I installed...could it at all be possible that a video was responsible for the crash?
Oh and btw: No. This wasn't a pirated copy of the game. I bought it for $20 at Best Buy; it was too damn cheap to pass up.
I double click the icon...nothing. Do it again...nope. I make sure the Play CD (CD2) is in the bay...and nope. I then entered the F drive, uninstalled NFSU and then tried to install it again. Except the uninstall didn't fully finish and about 200MB remained. I tried to uninstall again...but it said I didn't have permission to access the HD. :\ So, all of a sudden...I check the properties of my HD and it tells me that the HD has not been formatted and it's prompting me to do so. At this point, I start going ape shit. I had *a lot* of really important crap on the HD. The properties read that the HD is empty and all.
So, since NFSU was the last thing I installed...could it at all be possible that a video was responsible for the crash?
Oh and btw: No. This wasn't a pirated copy of the game. I bought it for $20 at Best Buy; it was too damn cheap to pass up.