Ok we bought a new harddrive 120 gigs of memory and first it only had 117 but thats not the problem ... the problem is that when i tryed to look at an acheivment after we transfered everything over from our 20 gig hard drive to the new one i was playing dead space and i got an acheivment and i wanted to check it out but when i looked it said "your acheivments will be displayed here" and when i saved and left the game to check it out i clicked on my profile and it said 0 games 0 gamerscore and 0 acheivments i had over 320 acheivments and over 7740 gamerscore and about 20-30 games and it did this to all accounts excpet my dad's because his was xbox live...i doubt i can fix this without losing everything but if i can please help

Your PS3 may have an error in the harddrive that causes this, I recommend that you buy a new harddrive that is cheap. and copy save data onto it then clear all memory on the original harddrive. It may also be a corrupted save.

Its an hardware error. You have tech support with MS since you bought the new XP try to see if they can tell you what is the hardware its complaining about.

yes, probably this can be solved.

does the harddrive still have a letter assigned?

if so. go into command prompt (start->run->type"cmd")
when the black window pops up write:

chkdsk x: /r (where x is the letter assigned to your 120gb disk)


please reply if your harddrive doesnt have a letter assigned.

It may be that your machine can not handle a drive of that size. When I replace hard drives I always try to replace them with the size they came with just in case they do not support a larger size.

simply find a harddrive with the exact same model number and date, then swap the boards.

unable to read disc problem for nhl09 xbox 360..... go to memory in your xbox360. press "y" and then press ...xx LB RB xx and it will fix it.

Hard drives can make a little noise when you shake it gently, but to hear clicking sounds when it's running is not a good sign. I dropped a brand new 120 gig hdd for a customers lap top right outside the store. It made noise when I shook it "carefully" but nothing installed. NOTHING..... Tested it. It was dead. Since you say it's an external see if all inside is connected tightly.

make sure you have windows XP with service pack 2

I had the same problem. I bought a 2 gig memory pro-duo with the adapter and it gave me that error even though it fit just fine. I then tried a 512 memory stick and a 1 gig memory stick and neither one worked it gave me the C:13:01 error code. So I found out the hard way that the camera will not read it. The Sony DSC-S85 will not take memory above a 128. Try the Lexar 64MB memory stick. I just bought 4 and they work perfectly fine.

Ok I have the same exact model you do and I have also upgraded my memory, Use a pc2700~DDR 333~SO-DIMM RAM. I upgraded with a simple 512mb chip and it worked wonders, The motherboard can handle up to 2gbs but trust me its not neccesary. also the memory will go in at a 45 degree angle then once it is snug in you will push it down flat till it clicks, feels wierd doing it I know but thats how they are. Also the hard drive is very easy to change, but I would recommend you going with a "western digital 'passport' external usb HDD" I went with the 120 gig and its awesome. The backup software on the harddrive it came with is very worth keeping. Also not sure if you knew this already but that laptop has a 'SiSm760GX' Motherboard and it is supporting the AM2 processor class :) . read up on it here, http://www.sis.com/pressroom/pressrelease_000212.htm anyways hope that helped you and good luck. :)