re: Question about 'Top reasons for random, fatal crashes in Windows XP and Windows 2000'
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 8:27 pm
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by fastdenny
(1 messages posted)
OK.. If you still subscribe to this thread, or any new ones I think I may have the
answer to your problem.
The fix that worked for me came around because I was having trouble after a couple
of RAM upgrades, a couple of AGP Video upgrades and an upgrade to a AMD AthlonXP
2400+TBred from a 1800+ TBred.A New Antec PS 430w Tru Power.
The last one put my PC over the edge and it was still booting down.. Just a power
off shutdown...5-6 mins before it would power up again.
Finally, after much review of the manual I decided to clear the CMOS Clock according
to the manual and reboot the PC to Default BIOS settings...Nothing happened..Opps...
forgot to reset the DIP switches to default..Did that and presto I was in the BIOS
again.. Switched the CPU to 2000mhz...(1500 was safe mode) After a restart, I then
went to the Control panel /System..to see what the CPU clocked in at and I got a
solid 2.0 ghz. I haven't tweaked it any further but I may still do that.
I believe the BIOS wasn't recognizing all of the things I was trying to do to the
MB.
Maybe this helps
On Tuesday, October 21, 2003 at 8:25 am, Mark wrote:
>Hi, can anyone please help me. I have a system run on windows xp professional, and
>Asus A7S333 motherboard and an athlon 1900 xp processor. My computer keeps on radomaly
>hanging, it does not restart, only the monitor goes black, and a strange repetitive
>buzzing noise comes from the speakers. The lights on my monitor is still on, so
i
>presume it is still on. Thats all the information I have, please help!
>
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