[rman1788]

I still didnt get BIOS Version 12.

But my computer freezes now with a weird sound that repeats itself none stop.

Also is there a way to stop the Blue Screen from going away, because i want to read it and dont have time to cause it disapears.

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I don't know about the BSOD time, but I would recommend updating all drivers.

That includes, but not limited to:

Videocard (Maybe the pc doesn't freeze, but the videocard)
Motherboard (Maybe the motherboard has a bug in it's BIOS or software that creates a halt)
Audio (you had sound problems with that repeatable sound)

Also, what programs do you use when the crash occures, maybe there is a newer version for those programs .

Oh yeah, that videocard, maybe your videocard isn't really stable in your motherboard, if you can open the case (mind the warranties), see if you can push the card in it's slot a bit more. DON'T use force. Just a bit force can't hurt the hardware. (It's build to take a hit or two).

You can update your BIOS with the ASUS Probe software you got with your cd of the motherboard. You can update your BIOS with that program. Good luck with getting through the waiting tables of the downloader. It's a pain and I can know it. I waited nearly 2 days for downloading version 10 to enable DualCore.

Good luck.

Edited by IO-error, 09 June 2006 - 03:39 AM.

[IO-error]

I don't know about the BSOD time, but I would recommend updating all drivers.

That includes, but not limited to:

Videocard (Maybe the pc doesn't freeze, but the videocard)
Motherboard (Maybe the motherboard has a bug in it's BIOS or software that creates a halt)
Audio (you had sound problems with that repeatable sound)

Also, what programs do you use when the crash occures, maybe there is a newer version for those programs .

Oh yeah, that videocard, maybe your videocard isn't really stable in your motherboard, if you can open the case (mind the warranties), see if you can push the card in it's slot a bit more. DON'T use force. Just a bit force can't hurt the hardware. (It's build to take a hit or two).

You can update your BIOS with the ASUS Probe software you got with your cd of the motherboard. You can update your BIOS with that program. Good luck with getting through the waiting tables of the downloader. It's a pain and I can know it. I waited nearly 2 days for downloading version 10 to enable DualCore.

Good luck.

Edited by IO-error, 09 June 2006 - 03:39 AM.

[rman1788]

You can update your BIOS with the ASUS Probe software you got with your cd of the motherboard. You can update your BIOS with that program. Good luck with getting through the waiting tables of the downloader. It's a pain and I can know it. I waited nearly 2 days for downloading version 10 to enable DualCore.

I didnt recieve any ASUS software for my motherboard cd.

[gerryf]

TO stop the auto restart

Right click MY COMPUTER, choose PROPERTIES, choose ADVANCED, choose the SETTINGS button in the Startup And RECOVERY section, and uncheck AUTOMATICALLY RESTART

Now reboot. This will result in the BSOD error...report the STOP ERROR and any parameters.


NOTE: Not all motherboards update their bios via asusprobe.

[rman1788]

When Blue Screen Turns on after the freezing part it says:

Technical Information:

***STOP: 0x0000007F (0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

Beginning dump of physical memory.
Physical Memory dump Complete.

Edited by rman1788, 09 June 2006 - 11:43 AM.

[gerryf]

there is often something below that, for instance, a sentence about a given file

Generally, the cause for this is hardware

http://support.micro...=137539&sd=RMVP

that still says bios update

You did or did not do that?

[rman1788]

no i didnt do BIOS update.

[rman1788]

how do I do the BIOS Upgrade from the CD that came with my computer?

[gerryf]

We've been through this

I cannot make it any simpler than the directions I already pointed to

Insert a floppy disk in your floppy drive
Open MY COMPUTER
Right click on the floppy drive and choose format
--check create an msdos startup disk
click start


when completed,
copy afudos.exe to the disk
copy k8ne1011.ami to the disk

restart the pc with the floppy disk, you will get to a dos prompt

a:\>

type
afudos.exe k8ne1011.ami
<enter>

[rman1788]

ok thx i will try that out

[gerryf]

when you see this, remove floppy and reboot

[rman1788]

ok i finished doing that.

[gerryf]

well, problem persist?

[rman1788]

so far there is no problems but i will let you know if there still are any problems.

Thanks again

[gerryf]

let's keep our fingers crossed