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New A7N8X Deluxe random blue screen crashes...list of what has been tried inside...
New A7N8X Deluxe random blue screen crashes
-Temps ok, voltages ok according to Asus PC Probe -Windows XP Pro, clean install after format, also did a thorough scandisk on c:\ -New Antec 400 Watt Power supply -2100 XP Athlon -512MB PC2100 -30GB primary IDE -80 GB secondary IDE -2 x 40GB in IDE RAID 0 via Promise PCI card=80GB -TDK VeloCD 24/10/40 burner -Sony DRU-500a DVD burner -Original ATI All In Wonder Radeon 32 MB DDR Sdram OEM -No device manger conflicts listed. -Have let Memtest86 3.0 run for 12 hours as of this writing, and no errors found I'm thinking it's either drivers that need updating and/or BIOS settings related. ny other ideas? Thanks Also, Is there a page like there was for the A7M266 that has all recommended BIOS setings? |
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wrote: New A7N8X Deluxe random blue screen crashes -Temps ok, voltages ok according to Asus PC Probe -Windows XP Pro, clean install after format, also did a thorough scandisk on c:\ -New Antec 400 Watt Power supply -2100 XP Athlon -512MB PC2100 -30GB primary IDE -80 GB secondary IDE -2 x 40GB in IDE RAID 0 via Promise PCI card=80GB -TDK VeloCD 24/10/40 burner -Sony DRU-500a DVD burner -Original ATI All In Wonder Radeon 32 MB DDR Sdram OEM -No device manger conflicts listed. -Have let Memtest86 3.0 run for 12 hours as of this writing, and no errors found I'm thinking it's either drivers that need updating and/or BIOS settings related. ny other ideas? Thanks Also, Is there a page like there was for the A7M266 that has all recommended BIOS setings? Voltages within 5% tolerance ? Is the 3.3V low ? If the PCI RAID card is the only plugin card, place in slot 2 (sep IRQ) ? In Memtest86, run the extended tests. Tell us whether one or two DIMMs. You could check that memory is running at sync or 100%. I think right now, your DDR266 memory matches the 266MHz FSB of your XP2100. In event log, do the random blue screens implicate a particular driver? Graphics driver related ? Running Prime95 will stress processor and memory. Running 3DMark2001 will stress processor, memory, and graphics. Perhaps the crashes are worse with one test than another, which might help ID the problem. Did you sort out your CMOS/keyboard problems ? What BIOS version are you currently running ? According to this table, XP2100 Vcore is 1.6V - is that what the monitor sees ? [ http://www.qdi.nl/support/CPUQDISocketA.htm ] HTH, Paul |
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On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 22:53:07 -0400, John Q. Public
wrote: On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 13:30:48 -0400, (Paul) wrote: snip What BIOS version are you currently running ? 1004 I think...have to check I was wrong, I have the current highest 1005. It came installed on the board already. Also just updated ATI All In Wonder Drivers to latest, still happens. Next will be to move the PCI RAID card, but if I recall I was getting blue screens sometimes before I even added the card. Either way I'll give that a shot... snip HTH, Paul |
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On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 12:08:36 -0400, John Q Public wrote: New A7N8X Deluxe random blue screen crashes -Temps ok, voltages ok according to Asus PC Probe -Windows XP Pro, clean install after format, also did a thorough scandisk on c:\ -New Antec 400 Watt Power supply -2100 XP Athlon -512MB PC2100 -30GB primary IDE -80 GB secondary IDE -2 x 40GB in IDE RAID 0 via Promise PCI card=80GB -TDK VeloCD 24/10/40 burner -Sony DRU-500a DVD burner -Original ATI All In Wonder Radeon 32 MB DDR Sdram OEM -No device manger conflicts listed. A followup to the orginal post...both CDR and DVDR are now flagged in device manager. I tried unplugging/replugging cables at all ends (incl the board) starting WinXP with them unplugged, then starting with them replugged, no difference. |
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On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 12:14:42 -0400, John Q. Public
wrote: On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 12:08:36 -0400, John Q Public wrote: New A7N8X Deluxe random blue screen crashes -Temps ok, voltages ok according to Asus PC Probe -Windows XP Pro, clean install after format, also did a thorough scandisk on c:\ -New Antec 400 Watt Power supply -2100 XP Athlon -512MB PC2100 -30GB primary IDE -80 GB secondary IDE -2 x 40GB in IDE RAID 0 via Promise PCI card=80GB -TDK VeloCD 24/10/40 burner -Sony DRU-500a DVD burner -Original ATI All In Wonder Radeon 32 MB DDR Sdram OEM -No device manger conflicts listed. A followup to the orginal post...both CDR and DVDR are now flagged in device manager. I tried unplugging/replugging cables at all ends (incl the board) starting WinXP with them unplugged, then starting with them replugged, no difference. In yet another follow up, I just tried uninstalling both CDR/DVDR in device manager, rebooting and letting WinXP redetect them, same deal, they are both flagged with error message: Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39) Click Troubleshoot to start the troubleshooter for this device. This is really starting to suck. I've had this board for about 4 days now, and have yet to get the damn thing working. I never had any of these problems with the A7M266, and all hardware is the exact same, so I know it's gotta be the board, or it's settings |
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In yet another follow up, I just tried uninstalling both CDR/DVDR in device manager, rebooting and letting WinXP redetect them, same deal, they are both flagged with error message: Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39) Same here. Ran perfect for 10 days then I get a blue screen at bootup saying I have an incompatable daughter board and 5 or 6 other unsuported hardware items. My clean install of Win98SE 10 days ago had already degenerated. System would never shut down on its own for the last few days. Had the two explanation marks next to CD- burner and DVD drive. Now I'm trying to reinstall windows but blue screens have ruined the last three trys. _________________________ If your PC gives a little, they give alot: http://tinyurl.com/hhez |
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On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 12:14:42 -0400, John Q. Public
wrote: On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 12:08:36 -0400, John Q Public wrote: New A7N8X Deluxe random blue screen crashes -Temps ok, voltages ok according to Asus PC Probe -Windows XP Pro, clean install after format, also did a thorough scandisk on c:\ -New Antec 400 Watt Power supply -2100 XP Athlon -512MB PC2100 -30GB primary IDE -80 GB secondary IDE -2 x 40GB in IDE RAID 0 via Promise PCI card=80GB -TDK VeloCD 24/10/40 burner -Sony DRU-500a DVD burner -Original ATI All In Wonder Radeon 32 MB DDR Sdram OEM -No device manger conflicts listed. A followup to the orginal post...both CDR and DVDR are now flagged in device manager. I tried unplugging/replugging cables at all ends (incl the board) starting WinXP with them unplugged, then starting with them replugged, no difference. Ok, went back through system restore, day at a time until 3 days ago when either Pinnacle Instant Copy or Unsigned driver install (I believe for the Promise Fasttrak) apparently killed access to CDR/DVDR drives. They now show up again. Both the above installs were working fine though with the last board (A7M266) so hopefully since the PCI Promise raid card was moved to a different slot, maybe I'll have better luck this time when I install it's drivers... SIGH |
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