Is It Safe?

[Evil Gemini]

Nah man dont do anything like that.

A few extra bucks isnt worth getting busted for. People are getting fined for downloading music, im pretty sure this would be worse.

If you want to get more moeny for your PC do what i said with a recovery disk, buy a cheep internal modem because when i was selling one of my PC's everysingle person asked if it was internet ready.

What are the specs of this PC that your selling ?

[abu_has_the_power]

and if the guy's an asshole, he'll call ur isp, or riaa, or 911, and report u for pirating songs. don't be a fool

[Virtualbody1234]

Put the albums on a separate partition.
Format and reinstall the system to remove your personal information.

[abu_has_the_power]

Originally posted by Virtualbody1234@13 November 2003 - 02:25
Put the albums on a separate partition.
Format and reinstall the system to remove your personal information.

do u mean a separate partition on the same harddrive? wat's the point of that. the buyer will still c the files

[basics]

ok that sounds good but how do i do the partition thingy?

i live in uk so i dont have to worry about the riaa etc, also i'm gonna sell it to a student so i'm sure they aint gonna be sniffing at all this "free"music!!


p4 2.0g
256mb ram
40gb
win xp
cdrwx48
dvd rom
geforce4 64mb

[Virtualbody1234]

How much space in bytes does all the music take?

[basics]

dunno nearly all 40gb

[Virtualbody1234]

Ok, are they all in one folder?

[basics]

nope theres a few but am sure i can spend some time sorting them out

[Virtualbody1234]

Well if you right click on each folder and choose Properties it will show you the size of what's in that folder.

Add them all up. What i'm trying to see is if it could all be burned to CDs.