It runs CDs. Ya know it reads the CD. So, you can use the software or files on it.
a port for the IDE cable to connect the hardrive and cddrive to the motherboard.
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Buy original or download a crack for the game. You could also: 1. Download Vuze (www.vuze.com) 2. Go to thepiratebay.org 3. Search for the torrent (keywords could be something like GTA SA or GTA 3 for mac or for windows) 4. Download the torrent and open it with Vuze. 5. Wait a while. It takes a long time to download the game (mine took a day). 6. After it is done, open the folder. 7. (This is for Intel Mac OS X users, may work for Windows) Download unrarx (www.unrarx.com) 8. Open unrarx, select all the files that say .part001, or something like that, and drag them into the unrarx screen. 9. It will take a while for it to process all the information. There will be codes going down in unrarx screen. 10. After it is done, open the folder with GTA San Andreas. 11. There will be an icon of a black wheel. Drag it onto your desktop. Click on it. 12. Play the game. I tried this with Intel Mac OS X and it worked. I don't know if it works for Windows. Try it. 13.If it still does not work go to (www.GameHideout.webs.com) register there and request for the game download link fully working
Windows has some rudimentary volume management available under "Computer Management". You can access this by right-clicking on "My Computer" and selecting "Manage". When Computer Management opens, select "Storage-->Disk Management" in the left pane. You can right-click on the graphical representation of the volume that you want to change in the right pane and select from a menu of options.