BSOD bootup problem

i boot up my laptop and BSOD comes up titled recovery, your pc couldn't start properly. after multiple tries, the operating system on your pc failed to start, so it needs to be repaired.
error code: 0xc0000001
you'll need to use the recovery tools on your installation media. if you don't have any installation media (like a disc or USB device), contact your system administrator or pc manufacturer.
i have done some research into this problem and i found a lot of suggestions using the SHIFT + F8 at the bootup when the windows logo appears on screen, but that has not worked for me at all. i have tried doing that several times, but i had no success with it.
i have my original windows 8 pro upgrade installation disc with me, and i have tried the auto repair and refresh, but they do not work. also, i am running the windows 8.1 preview as well.
here is a link to my laptop's specs if needed:
HP Pavilion g6-1384sa Notebook PC Product Specifications | HP® Support

I trust you already read this thread https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=140837.0
From a memory perspective, set your mem ratio so that your memory runs as close as possible to 800 or 1066. Remember that the Intel memory controller specs for this chipset are DDR2-800 and DDR3-1066. http://www.intel.com/Assets/PDF/designguide/316968.pdf
Test that for now.

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Final K8N2P bootup problems solved...!

When I first built this system last week I experienced a really annoying bootup problem when booting into WinXP....the system would lock up with a blue screen *Machine Error* every single time....so I loaded the "failsafe" bios settings, booted into XP finally, and then began a process of elimination among the bios settings to try and determine which ones disagreed with WinXP so much.... (Oh, joy!)
To make a long and tedious story very short, I eventually found that I had to manually *disable* UDMA auto-config for my empty hard-drive slot of IDE0 secondary channel, and in combination with that had to *disable* UDMA auto-config for both of the DVD/CD-ROM devices I had then which were located at IDE1 primary and secondary. (All jumper settings for the drives were correct, btw, and the machine error manifested whether I set CS or M&S or, in the case of my WD boot drive, "stand-alone.") Once I did that, I could boot fine from IDE0 prime autoconfigged @ UDMA5, and my two IDE1 devices would then boot with PIO4 set by the bios's PIO autoconfig. I had to set it up exactly this way to boot--doing one or the other as regards each IDE channel would result in the Machine Error that I didn't want see--so I had to do both, in other words, to boot.
In reading the forums here I saw mention of ps2 keyboard problems, but replacing my PS2 kboard with a native USB kboard *did not* solve the problem or change its nature (had no problems with either native PS/2 or USB kboards.) Then I read about config problems people had with Audigy2's, so I removed my A2Zs card, refreshed the CMOS, and rebooted--right back into the Machine Error again (unless I manually setup the IDE channel UDMA autoconfig as described above, of course.) So my A2Zs (0350) was not the cause of the problem. I did the same thing with my TX4200 PCI RAID controller--again, without positive result. Last, I disabled WinXp SP2's Data Execution Prevention to see if that might have been the cause--it was *not* (so I reenabled it with the OptIn policy.) So by then I knew the problem was not caused by my keyboard, my A2Zs, DEP, or my PCI RAID controller--any one of which, of course, *might conceivably* have caused a resource conflict of some kind--so I had to to test out all of these avenues.
That done, I had a hunch and went out and picked up a couple of new DVD/CD-W drives (as described now in my SIG), and lo and behold, from the first attempt I could successfully boot into XP without the Machine Error that had defeated my best efforts at troubleshooting for all of last week--I could boot fine with all of the bios settings for IDE 0&1 UDMA and PIO set to "auto" without incident for the first time! I was also a bit surprised to see that these new DVD/CD's run natively in UDMA 2--not PIO4 (multi-word DMA) as had both of my former CD-type drives on IDE1.
So the problem having been solved in this fashion I will make the following observation about the K8N2P (I'm running stock bios 1.3): this board does not like *old crap* connected to it!.... Heh... My former CD-type drives were scarcely two-years older than the drives I installed today (according to their tagged manufacturing dates), but even so my old drives were "old enough" it seems to not get along with my k8n2P system's resource allocation! Installation of the new drives solved the last remaining problem that I had, I'm very glad to say.
Although I didn't have to, I also got rid of my old TEAC floppy drive--and replaced it with a USB HDD which is so quiet and unobtrusive I have to pinch myself to make sure it's there...
Finally, along the lines of "old stuff" I did note that the board does not seem to recognize PS/2 devices using PS/2-to-USB adaptors of any description--so go native whether PS/2 or USB and you should be fine.
I'm certainly relieved--hope this account helps a few folks!

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Originally posted by syar2003
Nice work .
I have suspected the K8N boards having trouble with optical for some time.
Nice to have some proof .
Did you by the way try with one of the old ones as the only optical on the IDE1 port , or have the opticals on IDE0 and harddrive on IDE1.
Some has had success in swapping it around if i remember correctly.
Thanks, syar.... I'm just relieved that everything is working as expected now as it was a bit of a bummer to have to go to a bootup workaround for a new system over something as routine as IDE autoconfig.
Those older drives, a Samsung CD-RW/DVD SM332 and a Lite-On LTR32123S CDRW, came out of my former nf2 (Chaintech 7njs) system--that the wife will inherit from My Most Beneficent Self (which of course was my excuse to build a new system)--and if I recall correctly it seems the combo presented some problems for me there which I finally solved by going to a cable select setting for them in the Chaintech. So maybe it's just the particular combination of these drives in my case, or possibly something less than completely compatible optical-drive support from the nVidia IDE controller implementation...? I didn't try swapping them on the channels, but I did try setting the IDE 0 secondary UDMA bios config to "auto" while disabling the UDMA auto-config for IDE1 prime and second--and still got the machine error, and vice-versa. It does indeed seem to me as if these newer platforms are a bit pickier about what you hook up than maybe was the case in the past (with nf2 and circa core logic.)
Edit: Wanted to add as well that these new DVD/CDRW drives (manufactured mid '04) are *a lot* quiter in operation (aside from being generally faster.) Spinning up, the old drives reminded me of a washing machine in the "spin" cycle... I have to listen to even hear these--what a difference a couple of years can make, eh?

Imac bootup problem

I'm having bootup problems with both my imac and MacBook Pro. It's a coincidence that both are having similar problems I'm sure and wonder if anyone can shed some light on my plight? It's doubly frustrating!
I've gone through the safe boot method and then press restart but both of them still hang as soon as I try to open an application. e.g if I go to the apple icon to "About this computer" it just stalls and stays on the spinning ball. I've also tried the Ctl+cmd+ R option a few times but keep going round in circles. Any suggestions?

Download and run Etrecheck. Copy and paste the results into your next post. It's a diagnostic tool that was developed by one of the most respected users here in the ASC.

MS-7926 (Z97 GAMING 9 AC) BSOD + Memory Problems

Hello All,
i have some trouble with my new system.
- MS-7926 Rev 1.0 (MSI Z97 GAMING 9 AC) with BIOS/UEFI v1.4 (but same with v1.3)
- Intel i7-4790K (with Prolimatech Armageddon)
- 16GB (4x 4GB) Crucial Ballistix Tactical Tracer 1866
- Gigabyte GTX770 Windforce 3 4GB (working stable for several months in my old system)
- Windows 7 x64 SP1
After completion occured some unnormal BSOD with unspecific Error Codes even in Idle-Desktop, e.g.. 0A (IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL), 1E (KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED), and some others. I reinstalled Windows and drivers again but problem stayed.
Then i used MemTest86+ v5.01. While 4 passes only 1 time an error happened. While Test #7 at 0.0 MB (seems DIMM1). I exchanged DIMM1 with 4 and tested further. Again 1 error in 3 passes. This time at 0.8 MB (again DIMM1). The former DIMM1 now at DIMM4 produced no errror.
I exchanged the board. BSOD are now less often but still there. Again MemTest finds the same strange error only in DIMM1, equally which of the 4 same modules sits in there.
I've found some reports about problems with Crucial Ballistix and MSI Boards and now i wonder if someone has running such combination without problems?
Any other thoughts to solve it?

That is most likely the issue. That is called mixing which is NOT recommended, especially if all of these were separately sold sticks.
Even mixing of 2 kits of 2x4 can be an issue.
If you are able to borrow MATCHED 4x4 set from a friend/colleague from work, then do it so you can test how it works.
As these are Crucials, I would contact them and ask if they could replace 4 separate modules for 1 matched kit. At least Corsair does similar, so hopefully Crucial would do it too.

CSS bootup problem

Hi,
I have one CSS11501 without PCMCIA flash disk, I tried to booted it via network, it can normally boot, but after bootup, there are some error message. After login to CSS, it accept very few command only. The attachment is the screen capture file during CSS bootup. Can you please give me some advise to resolve this problem?
Best Regards,

Hi,
What you are seeing is normal without having any type of disk in the CSS. The first error is because the CSS is trying to save the running-config to startup-config which is trying to save to disk which you do not have. The other commands like show run are trying to do another disk operation by showing your config. All in all, this is because youhave no disk in the CSS.
The net boot is a minimum load up and should not be run this way permanently, You really need to get atleast one pcmcia disk for operation.
Regards
Pete..

Enterprise 220R bootup problem

I've got a Enterprise 220R from a used-servers reserller. I've hooked up the null modem cable to my laptop and also attached the keyboard to the 220R. But I am keep receiving the following messages upon boot up. (I have also attached an ethernet cable to the port too)
>>
screen not found.
Sun Enterprise 220R (2 X UltraSPARC-II 450MHz), Keyboard Present
OpenBoot 3.23, 1024 MB memory installed, Serial #13533738.
Ethernet address 8:0:20:ce:82:2a, Host ID: 80ce822a.
Boot device: net File and args:
Timeout waiting for ARP/RARP packet
Timeout waiting for ARP/RARP packe
Timeout waiting for ARP/RARP packet
Timeout waiting for ARP/RARP packet
>>
What is causing the problem and how do I bootup ?

Hello Eric,
issue BREAK (this depends on the terminal emulation used: Tera Term ALT+B, Hyperterm CTRL+BREAK ?) to get to the ok-prompt.
Check the current settings of diag-switch? and boot-device.
printenv (displays all settings) or a certain setting
printenv diag-switch?
printenv boot-device
printenv diag-device
printenv auto-boot?
If diag-switch? true the system tries to boot from net !
setenv auto-boot? false disables automatic bootup
When you power-on the system, it's now stops at the ok-prompt.
Are there any disks installed ?
probe-scsi-all
Try to boot from a Solaris CD and review the disk layout with format.
setenv diag-switch? false disable diagnostics
setenv diag-device disk
Michael

BSOD & Soundcard problems:

11 December 2007
Seasons' Greetings, Friends! :-)
Sysinfo gives my K8N Neo4 MOBO, running x64 OS, System Summary as:
OS Name   Microsoft(R) Windows(R) XP Professional x64 Edition
Version   5.2.3790 Service Pack 2 Build 3790
Other OS Description    Not Available
OS Manufacturer   Microsoft Corporation
System Name   BB
System Manufacturer   MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD
System Model   MS-7125
System Type   x64-based PC
Processor   AMD64 Family 15 Model 47 Stepping 2 AuthenticAMD ~1809 Mhz
BIOS Version/Date   Phoenix Technologies, LTD 6.00 PG, 9/9/2005
SMBIOS Version   2.3
Windows Directory   C:\WINDOWS
System Directory   C:\WINDOWS\system32
Boot Device   \Device\HarddiskVolume1
Locale   United States
Hardware Abstraction Layer   Version = "5.2.3790.3959 (srv03_sp2_rtm.070216-1710)"
User Name   BB\Administrator
Time Zone   Mountain Standard Time
Total Physical Memory   2,047.38 MB
Available Physical Memory   1.30 GB
Total Virtual Memory   4.31 GB
Available Virtual Memory   3.66 GB
Page File Space   2.44 GB
Page File   C:\pagefile.sys
I've had several BSODs go by, but lost data before I could write it down. Finally, I got so I could take down data and found:
0x0000009C (0x0000000000000004,0xFFFFF80000123BC0,0X00000000B2000010,0X0000000000010C0F)
But I have not gotten anywhere at all when trying to chase just what that is telling me.
Also, I have had sporadic problems with my SB 0410 Live! 24-bit soundcard, which have been resolved by removing it, cleaning contacts, and reseating it carefully and firmly. But after going into the machine's guts today to try escaping BSOD by unconnecting and reconnecting a bunch of contacts, The soundcard no longer seems to be recognized. Before cleaning contacts and reseating it, at least I was getting signals on the NVIDIA NVMixer spectrum analyzer and such, though no sound could be heard. Now, none of the several sound apps I've tried plays at all, though I am able to halt play and close down each such app successfully.
I guess that it is possible that the BSOD problems are due to a dying soundcard and that the card has actually failed. I tried installing the latest drivers, from
http://us.creative.com/support/downloads/download2.asp?MainCategory=1&Product=10315&dlcentric=10125&Product_Name=Live%21+24%2Dbit&filetype=1&OSName=Windows+XP+Professional+x64+Edition
by just overwriting whatever was there, and without first uninstalling the card. Being too bold might have caused the problem, but the installation seemed to go without a hitch; I like to assume that new drivers take care of still-installed older drivers in passing, but I have no assurance that my assumption makes good sense in this particular case.
So, I hope that some of you have some thoughts that might help get me over these hurdles. I'll be happy to try to provide any additional info that might help your thinking.
While awaiting any possible suggestioins you might offer, I'll try reseating the card once again. In passing, I wonder whether there is a program that tests such a card's functionalities or otherwise helps one to troubleshoot *effectively* (I've never had much luck troubleshooting with Microsoft's "help". :-/ ) Wouldn't that be nice. :-)
Thanks!
Steve

Somewhat redundant to what I said at first:
K8N Neo4 MS-7125 (v1.X) ATX Mainboard G52-M7125X4
Processor   AMD64 Family 15 Model 47 Stepping 2 AuthenticAMD ~1809 Mhz
BIOS Version/Date   Phoenix Technologies, LTD 6.00 PG, 9/9/2005
Re sound card and related NVIDIA:
Name   NVIDIA(R) nForce(TM) Audio
Manufacturer   NVIDIA Corporation
Status   OK
PNP Device ID   NVAX\NFORCE_VAD\4&3061E097&0&0000
Driver   c:\windows\system32\drivers\nvapu64.sys (6.14.0462.0 built by: NVIDIA, 589.00 KB (603,136 bytes), 4/13/2005 9:36 AM)
Name   SB Live! 24-bit
Manufacturer   Creative Technology Ltd.
Status   OK
PNP Device ID   PCI\VEN_1102&DEV_0007&SUBSYS_10061102&REV_00\4&13699180&0&3848
I/O Port   0x0000AC00-0x0000AC1F
IRQ Channel   IRQ 17
Driver   c:\windows\system32\drivers\p1764.sys (5.12.01.514, 1.50 MB (1,574,400 bytes), 6/15/2007 10:51 AM)
I should note that the NVIDIA has never been really happy under x64. I think I gave up trying to get it to work as it had under Win32. I guess it is possible that there is some conflict between SB Live! 24-bit and NVIDIA, but the system has been quite stable until recently, and I changed nothing about either of those before updating the SB driver this morning. Soundcard works, now.
CD-ROMs are:
Drive   X:
Description   CD-ROM Drive
Media Loaded   No
Media Type   CD-ROM
Name   _NEC DVD_RW ND-3550A
Manufacturer   (Standard CD-ROM drives)
Status   OK
Transfer Rate   Not Available
SCSI Target ID   0
PNP Device ID   IDE\CDROM_NEC_DVD_RW_ND-3550A____________________1.05____\5&134A4E1&0&0.0.0
Driver   c:\windows\system32\drivers\cdrom.sys (5.2.3790.1830 (srv03_sp1_rtm.050324-1447), 75.50 KB (77,312 bytes), 3/25/2005 5:00 AM)
Drive   Y:
Description   CD-ROM Drive
Media Loaded   No
Media Type   CD-ROM
Name   TDK CDRW5200B
Manufacturer   (Standard CD-ROM drives)
Status   OK
Transfer Rate   Not Available
SCSI Target ID   1
PNP Device ID   IDE\CDROMTDK_CDRW5200B___________________________67U4____\5&134A4E1&0&0.1.0
Driver   c:\windows\system32\drivers\cdrom.sys (5.2.3790.1830 (srv03_sp1_rtm.050324-1447), 75.50 KB (77,312 bytes), 3/25/2005 5:00 AM)
0x000003B0-0x000003DF   NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GS   OK
PSU = ANTEC P/S 550W ATX12V 2.01 ( TPII-550 )
2 HDDs: WESTERN DIGITAL, 250GB WD Caviar® SE, SATA II 300MB/s, 7200 RPM, 8MB cache = WD2500JS-98MHB0
I don't fully understand your system description, so I don't know what else I might best have included above. ☺
Thanks,
-Steve-

BSOD & Startup problems.

This is all the information I had acquired from the situation regarding my system failing to start up. I do occasionally get BSOD and it's a hassle.
Problem Event Name: StartupRepairV2
Problem Signature 01: AutoFailover
Problem Signature 02: 6.0.6000.16386.6.0.6000.16386
Problem Signature 03: 3
Problem Signature 04: 196611
Problem Signature 05: BadDriver
Problem Signature 06: BadDriver
Problem Signature 07: 0
Problem Signature 08: 3
Problem Signature 09: WrpRepair
Problem Signature 10: 0
OS Version: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1
Local ID: 1033
System Specs
System.
Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard Company. (Australia)
Model: m9180a
Rating: 5.2 - Windows Experience Index: Unrated.
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz 3.00GHz.
Memory (RAM): 3071 MB.
System Type: 32-Bit Operating System.
Hewlett-Packard Company Support
Phone Number: In Australia call 1-300-721-147.
Support Hours: Monday to Friday 10am-9pm and Saturday to Sunday 10am-4pm.
Website: http://h30155.www3.hp.com/helpandsupport/cpc/cpcRedirectorPage.asp?Brand=Pavilion&Model=m9180a&Count... and Support Center Redirection
I use to get a yellow triangular symbol on the following:
Device Manager > Display Adapters > NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT.
"Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)
Click 'Check for solutions' to send data about this device to Microsoft and to see if there is a solution available."
What exactly does this mean?
Just recently, whilst starting up in Safe Mode... This occurred in Device Manager:
eHome Infrared Receiver (USBCIR) ~ Code 31
Consumer IR Devices ~ Code 31.
My friend said to reboot from the Disc, it's the best choice?
I managed to take a photo of the BSOD.
http://i.imgur.com/LGcRk.jpg

Hello Naaman2012.
Don't format your pc.
The solution might be very simple!
I only want to know one thing from you, can you follow these steps for me?
Click on start > Right Click on computer > Click on manage a window pops up >
Go to device manager > Go to screen adapters > you will see something like "AtI radeon " or "Nvidia " or "intel" > Right click on it> Go to properties > Now go to the tab "Details" > Select "Hardware-id's" > Copy the hardware id and paste it into your new post.
It should look like (So not exactly) "PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_0162&SUBSYS_21111462&REV_09"
The doors of wisdom are never shut. Benjamin Franklin
We must use time wisely and forever realize that the time is always ripe to do right. Nelson Mandela

Computer has Bootup problems.

My iBook Has a number of problems.
Sometimes the LCD does not turn on, The Computer Randomly Freezes, the hard drive sounds sluggish on bootup sometimes, and the computer sometimes on bootup tells me "INVALID MEMORY ACCESS".
Also the computer no longer has the ablility to connect to a secure network.
I am wondering what is going on with the computer?
Is it the hard drive? Is it the Memory?
I do not want the computer going to die.
Anybody know anything to help?

iFixit.com has a lot of step by step instructions and now videos for some of the units they take apart. It's worth a shot to look at it. I wouldn't assume the logic board needs replacement just yet, but it is a very likely possibility. Some other things I can think of are:
re-seat the RAM chips
re-seat the Airport Card
Reseating the Airport card isn't easy like it was on an iBook G3. You need to open the unit up to access it, but I've seen such problems occur when the Airport is no connected properly. Disassembling a 12" PowerBook, if that's what you're talking about, is probably one of the most difficult jobs you can do. Replacing the DVD on one of them is a 3 hour job for me and I have a fair amount of experience. Replacing an HD for me on one of them takes me about 30 min. For me, replacing the HD on an iBook is about a 20-30 min job.
If by chance this is one of the 1GHz iBooks, there's a good chance that cable to the drive has come unseated, and there's also a good chance the drive's cable connector is separating from the logic board.
If you could get an external firewire enclosure, one idea might be to try and install the OS onto an external drive and see if it boots properly and the symptoms end. That could at least get the internal HD out of the picture and narrow down the scope of your problems.
The reality of it is, there are a lot of things that can go wrong.

Z68a-GD65 (Bootup Problems)

I'm currently having problems building the following system in signature.
The problem is that it refuses to bootup. I have tried the system with the following setup:
1 Sata HDD
1 Mem Module in Dimm slot 1/ 2 modules in slots 1 and 3.
Inside/Outside the case.
I used two power supplies (OCZ 600W/Seasonic 430W)
When switched on, the CPU phase LED (1) flashes for a second, the cpu fan spins momentarily, and the power light on the motherboard lights up. We have tried reseting the cmos, and the same things continue to happen. No other lights appear on the motherboard.
My brother also managed to drop the CPU on the kitchen floor. There is no damage to it, that I can see, but just wondered if this could cause any problems. I should point out that it fell on its "back", so no damage to the pins.

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My brother also managed to drop the CPU on the kitchen floor. There is no damage to it, that I can see, but just wondered if this could cause any problems. I should point out that it fell on its "back", so no damage to the pins.
The CPU does not have pins, it only has the contact pads. The pins are oart of the CPU socket on the board. So I am a bit perplexed that you are mentioning potential pin damage ?
The best at this stage is to see if someone has a 1155 socket CPU that you can test on your board to verify if the CPU was indeed damaged internally from the fall. You could also take the CPU to your local PC store and ask them to test it for you. It is unlikely that it would have been damaged by a fall, but depending on the impact it is not impossible that the silicon wafer inside has shifted ever so slightly and that may be the casue of a short.
Have it tested first.

T60p Bootup problems

Hi
I have a T60p thinkpad, after the computer updated to XP service pack 3, it will not bootup anymore, I am not able to recover last known boot, have you got any ideas on how to fix the boot problem?
What happens, in Safemode the computer starts to go through the boot and after about 2 pages of booting, the computer just hangs there, and the only way out of that is to reboot, I tested the hard drive it was fine, I tested the memory it was fine,. I also put Windows XP pro and booted of that, and it loads all the windows software into the computer from the CD, and after that it says on the bottom of the blue screen loading Windows and it hangs there. So I am not able to recover or attempt to repair Windows. Thanks.
Message Edited by jabiad on 01-10-2009 07:28 PM

Welcome to the forum,
Could you provide us a more detailed explanation of what you mean when you say "it will not boot"?
Thank you!
John B @ forum.notebookreview.com

BootUp Problem, Solution found

I am currently using winXP Sp1 Althon1800xp
MSI K420N.
IPCA=ON, APIC=ON, 256MBx2 at bank 1&3, default CPU voltage and ratio.
Bios ver2.7, driver 2.00
Encountered random problems with bootup BKSOD.
Did a clean install of winXp but no use.
Recently could not boot up at all.
Encountered 00xE bootup failure on winlogon.
So i tried lower my RAM settings(CAS/RAS & MHz) and remove 1 stick but no use.
In the end drop my CPU setting from 133/266/66 to
100/266/66 and managed to get in Windows!
So far stable but CPU running from 1.8 to 1Ghz.
For those with stablity probs can try this.
Well for my next upgrade no idea whether to buy a new
motherboard or get new CPU.

Crucial DDR2100 running at cas2/266mhz.
Tried lower the cas/ras and oso set to 200mhz
but like i mentioned system still hang on bootup.
Whereas if i change cpu fsb from 133 to 100 able to bootup. I guess is not mem problem.
The thing is dunno the problem is due to motherboard or cpu...

MSI FX950 Ultra Bootup problem

Hi All
I have a problem on bootup where the M/B alarm will sound it will not bootup and the all case and CPU fans are running except the fans on the Video card. If I turn the pc of and on a few times it will suddenly come back to life the fans on the video card will run and the M/B will bootup into windows fine.
Has anyone else experienced this kind of behaviour and or what can be causing
this?
M/B MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR
AMD 2800+ Barton
Crucial Memory 2X 512MB DDR 3200 Dual Channel (CT6464Z40B.16T) 64MX64
MSI FX5950 Ultra VTD256
Antec True 550w Power Supply
Thanks

Andy,
If it sounds like a Siren going off, it is your CPU over heating.
If it is a beeping, then check the DLED and tell us what it says the problem is.
Take Care,
Richard

Toshiba Satellite A110-103 bootup problem

Hi,
I have had this laptop for a while know but the thing just broke down on me a few weeks ago.
I never had a password set on the bios or computer bootup.
But now it asks for it, the thing is out of waranty so i tried some things myself.
Shorting out the battery to reset the bios did not seem to work, it did show me a error message though.
0251 system cmos checksum bad - default configuration used
error
0280 previous boot incomplete default configuration used
No idea if its related to the problem, but that is as far as it goes.
Pressing F1 to continue or F2 to enter bios just asks for the password again.
So my main question, is it fixable if so what costs would i be looking at.
And ofcourse any other ideas how to fix it.

Yes.
Take a look at this document
Document ID: 98082632http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/bulletin.jsp?ct=SB&soid=2232649&ref=EV
On the bottom of the document it says Toshiba will cover the cost until December 2010.

890gxm-g65 strange bootup problem

After I change my OC profile and revert back to optimal/default settings sometimes it does not POST wherein only led1 is lighted and my graphics fan is extremely blowing at high speeds.
What I did is just to turned off the pc for about 5 to 10 minutes and now when I turned it on, everything works fine again.
Any idea what seems to be the problem?
phenom II x6 1055T
gskill ripjaws 2x2gb ddr3 1600
XFX 5870
OCZ StealthxStream 600w
WDC 640gb green
Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit

Possibly your BIOS not auto setting to the correct memory SPD profile. Does it do it with one mem stick only as well?
Check the memory and SPD tabs in CPU-Z after you have reverted to optimal/default.
Maybe you want to post a screenshot of both.
I remember Henry posting some information regarding the quality or rather the lack thereof when it comes to Ripjaws.
Did you not have Apacer RAM before? You changed that? Was that when you got your new board?

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