Last week my main desktop computer shut down as I was using it. Restarted and it was fine. Few days later it would not boot up. I tried the media creation disk in an effort to repair but no such luck. Removed hard drives (2 Seagates 1 TB ea, one for OS and the other for programs and data) and tried accessing them from my laptop. Using adapter cables I was not able to even get the drives to power up. But after fooling with them enough they did power up and I was able to see and access the contents. Re-installed the drives and the system boot up as normal. Shut it down and repeated started up. All was normal. This morning I get the NTLDR missing error. removed power and data cables and re-inserted several times. Again after enough starting and stopping, I managed to get the unit up and running and all seems normal. Is it a power to the drive problem? Bad cables connections at the drives? Bad cables? Bad power source? Corrupted boot sector? Corrupted data on disks. (but both at the same time?) Corrupted windows installation? When I built this unit I bought the best OCZ power supply with plenty of extra wattage that is never used. I think the system is about 7 to 10 years old. So now I'm tempted to leave the computer on 24/7 but I hate to do that as a waste of energy and not being able to to updates (as in restarts).

Is anybody familiar with Foxit Reader and using it within Firefox browser? Until recently, if I clicked on a PDF file from within Firefox it would bring up the file in Foxit Reader, where I could then read it or save it. But now when I click on a PDF file it immediately goes in to File Save mode. How can I get it back to opening the file in read mode?