epox 8K7A+ athlon 1.2 GHZ 512 MB DDR PC 2100 RAM geforce 2MX 400 64MB SB live platinum 5.1 live drive IR2 plexwriter 12/10/32A creative 52X CDROM DVSKOREA DVD-ROM DVD 1600H MAXTOR 40GB 7200 RPM HD 350WATT P/S WINDOWS XP

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First, if you upgraded, MAKE SURE ALL your drivers are Windows XP drivers. A few people I've worked with that have upgraded are having similar problems when their drivers haven't rolled over to XP's. Secondly, make sure that you've visited the WindowsUpdate site lately (IE, Tools, Windows Update). There are a few updates there that might help you out. Thirdly, you can try and download and install the newest XP drivers for your motherboard, chipset, etc...Make sure you have all the newest drivers. Hope this helps!


On Monday, November 19, 2001 at 7:47 pm, caino wrote:
>epox 8K7A+
>athlon 1.2 GHZ
>512 MB DDR PC 2100 RAM
>geforce 2MX 400 64MB
>SB live platinum 5.1
>live drive IR2
>plexwriter 12/10/32A
>creative 52X CDROM
>DVSKOREA DVD-ROM DVD 1600H
>MAXTOR 40GB 7200 RPM HD
>350WATT P/S
>
>WINDOWS XP

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I had a similar problem. Turned out it was My Geforce II MX 400. Turns out it was a hardware problem Not drivers. No I just have to convince the techs at the card manufacturers that it's thier problem. Once I pulled that out my system runs fine. And now I only have to reboot about once every 3 days as opposed to 3 or 4 times a day with 98.


On Monday, November 19, 2001 at 11:53 pm, Derek wrote:
>First, if you upgraded, MAKE SURE ALL your drivers are Windows XP drivers. A few
>people I've worked with that have upgraded are having similar problems when their
>drivers haven't rolled over to XP's.
>
>Secondly, make sure that you've visited the WindowsUpdate site lately (IE, Tools,
>Windows Update). There are a few updates there that might help you out.
>
>Thirdly, you can try and download and install the newest XP drivers for your motherboard,
>chipset, etc...Make sure you have all the newest drivers.
>
>Hope this helps!
>
>
>


>On Monday, November 19, 2001 at 7:47 pm, caino wrote:
>epox 8K7A+
>athlon 1.2 GHZ
>512 MB DDR PC 2100 RAM
>geforce 2MX 400 64MB
>SB live platinum 5.1
>live drive IR2
>plexwriter 12/10/32A
>creative 52X CDROM
>DVSKOREA DVD-ROM DVD 1600H
>MAXTOR 40GB 7200 RPM HD
>350WATT P/S
>
>WINDOWS XP

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Go to My comp.-properties-advanced-start up recovery-and check away automatically restart under system failure.XP wont reboot,less annoying,but it wont solve your really problem.


On Monday, November 19, 2001 at 7:47 pm, caino wrote:
>epox 8K7A+
>athlon 1.2 GHZ
>512 MB DDR PC 2100 RAM
>geforce 2MX 400 64MB
>SB live platinum 5.1
>live drive IR2
>plexwriter 12/10/32A
>creative 52X CDROM
>DVSKOREA DVD-ROM DVD 1600H
>MAXTOR 40GB 7200 RPM HD
>350WATT P/S
>
>WINDOWS XP

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i was having the exact same problem buddy, i have the dvs dvd rom too and it has some real buffer trouble. i havent found real xp drivers for it. well to get to what you might wana try (besides of course your drivers) try these 2 programs.... ADWARE (which will go through your computer and find any small hidden cookie type deallys which can carry viruses) and AMIDIAG (which will pretty much burn test all your hardare and make sure thats good). i finally got sick of trying to fix my problem and sent it to a small shop i know to fix it (my patience wears thin after 4 months) and he ran and gave me norton antivirus, and found a small virus causing the problem from some stupid cookie crap (hence the adware). hope this helps you i feel your pain and get back to me if you want some clearer advice


On Monday, November 19, 2001 at 7:47 pm, caino wrote:
>epox 8K7A+
>athlon 1.2 GHZ
>512 MB DDR PC 2100 RAM
>geforce 2MX 400 64MB
>SB live platinum 5.1
>live drive IR2
>plexwriter 12/10/32A
>creative 52X CDROM
>DVSKOREA DVD-ROM DVD 1600H
>MAXTOR 40GB 7200 RPM HD
>350WATT P/S
>
>WINDOWS XP

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