i found that some toshiba usb drives have the same problem. The trouble is they create a virtual drive on the system that is recognised as an unwritable USB drive then you need to enter a password to access the drive Tosh call it SECURE. Because the system constantly looks for a driver to use...
try disabling all sound to eliminate the audio cards. if that works un-install any non standard media apps inc media 10 on XP and re-enabling the soundcard/s. I found that when firefox updated with media player 10 a few months back it fried reason and BSOD my machine (rolled it back to a restore...
i have built lots of systems over the years ranging from cyrix 586/686 toamd k5 right the way through to the Turion and intel from the SX25 right the way through to current inc xeon and itanium
to get back to the point of the thread i have found over the years that AMD can over clock like...
sounds like the multimedia is the issue. I use a machine which i keep free from updates and service packs (not net connected). i have found a lot of problems running audio software on the same system as certain games such as battle field and reason on the same machine will cause reason to...
you should be fine but to avoid the problem you could always drain and replace with a fluid that has low/no corrosion, higher heat conductivity and is electrically non-conductive. there are some great water replacements out there now I have used the same coolant for the last year and when...
saw this many many moons ago........
we never found a fix except a replacement mobo. Had lots of theories though ranging from loose/dry solder on BIOS rom to Heat from the system causes the expansion in the board somewhere and when you shut down the system cools and the expanded part dosen't...
so long as drive remains sealed and it is not exposed to large magnetic fields or dropped, in theory it will hold the data indefinately. A few years back i dropped an old conner 256Mb (from a compaq 325sx prolinea) in a washing up bowl full of water by accident, after it had dried it worked...
i have had a couple of asrock boards and never had a problem currently using the p8v88+ but am looking at 775 upgrade later this year thinking about ConRoeXFire-eSATA2 by asrock.
Liquid cooling really lets you open these up.......
Got the p4 3.4 EE sl7ch, about a month ago (sent to me by my brother) have managed to get stable at 4025 Mhz using liquid cooling and have had it it as high as 4250 mhz (had some stability issues due to ram timings now set at 3,3,5,8) the...
if you have re-installed XP then do a complete re-install of the software for burning including any updates from windows update and the provider of the software such as roxio and nero. Had this problem myself was fine after all updates
I know it sound stupid but just chec your cmos for a dynamic setup on the processor. I had a similar problem whem i dropped a t7200 into a M/B it would jump around the voltage and multiplier. (quite common on laptop as part of the power save features)
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