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<blockquote data-quote="doornjoostje" data-source="post: 277788" data-attributes="member: 61643">You mean you can put it on a USB stick?That is good news!I agree that it is stupid to use a floppy driver that is in no computer any more for many years.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The big issue I currently have, if i record a program and want to watch an other one, my system gets slow.When i push a button, it isn't reacting for 10 seconds. Anybody else got the same problems?I currently have RAID 0 with to disks, worked great on my previous system, but I think it sucks on this one.I did not remove the RAID 0 settings of my previous system, but just removed the C (windows drive) and created a new C partition.I think that I should completely remove all previous RAID 0 settings, in order to let it work.Anybody having similar issues?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doornjoostje, post: 277788, member: 61643"] You mean you can put it on a USB stick? That is good news! I agree that it is stupid to use a floppy driver that is in no computer any more for many years. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The big issue I currently have, if i record a program and want to watch an other one, my system gets slow. When i push a button, it isn't reacting for 10 seconds. Anybody else got the same problems? I currently have RAID 0 with to disks, worked great on my previous system, but I think it sucks on this one. I did not remove the RAID 0 settings of my previous system, but just removed the C (windows drive) and created a new C partition. I think that I should completely remove all previous RAID 0 settings, in order to let it work. Anybody having similar issues? [/QUOTE]

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