sieni

When I try to run a DVD in any media program (VLC, Media Player Classic, WMP) I get a fast screen flicker and video/audio starts lagging. System Specs: Motherboard: Abit AB9 Pro Intel 965 LGA775 Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 (OC to 2,6ghz) Harddrives: 2x Samsung T166 500GB 7200RPM SATA RAID0 (1Tera), HD501LJ and HD502LJ RAM: Corsair DDR2 KIT 2X1GB 667MHZ and Kingston Valueram 2048MB 800MHZ Gfx-Card: Club 3D Radeon HD 4870 1GB OC Power: 400W CD/DVD Drive: TSSTcorp CD/DVDW SH-S182D (Samsung SH-S182D) The underlined components have been added "just" after the previous time I tried reading a DVD (this is when it still worked). I don't use DVDs too often, so the problem might have nothing to do with the change in components. I'm pretty sure the problem isn't DMA related (PERHAPS I have some wrong configs in my bios, as I had to mix about it a bit to get RAID0 working). (Not sure about the next thing in English, but I'll try to improvise on what I know:) The seconday IDE-Channel in my Device Manager shows PIO-Only, though it has DMA, if available set to on, though I think this is unrelated. I also had an old 160gb HD on the same IDE-Cable as my CD/DVD Drive, but I removed it when installing my new 500gb drive. The thing I suspect here is that I don't have enough power output, can this be true? Everything else works fine, I can play games, no problem. But when I try to watch movies from DVDs the problem occurs. DxDiag: http://paste.servut.us/plain/duav I have tried this thread: http://club.cdfreaks.com/f61/troubleshooti...0-me-9x-101616/

Nope not solved, but now I'm sure it has something to do with windows update. Ran Service Pack 3. No error beep. After that, Windows update, and installed all primary updates, restart, *windows song* -> *BEEP!!!*

*normal boot up* *WinXP(Pro) Logon screen* *sieni enters his password* *Jingaling Windows start up song, which is unkewl* *BEEEEEP ERROR sound* I've tried googling around a bit, and what I've done so far is checked my administrative logs (System and Application logs) and ran MemTest, but neither helped(meaning no errors that would explain what has happened). So as I hope my reenactment explained my situation, I get an annyoing windows error beep right after the Windows Start Up Song, and I have no idea why it is happening. I just upgraded my computer with 2gigs of ram, a new sata-hdd and a new gfx card. I also OC:d my processor, but with such a minimum amount that it atleast shouldn't affect anything. Just for the record, I have 2 HDD in RAID0 now and 4gigs of ram. The error beep started happening completely suddenly. I had installed all windows updates and everything was running fine. Then something went wrong with my firewall (Eset Smart Security), it didn't let me use any web browser while on, after I fixed it is the approximate time I started hearing the beep, but I'd guess it has nothing to do with that, perhaps I only now noticed it as I usually use earphones. DXDIAG: http://paste.servut.us/4ry5 Can anyone help me? Thanks :3 -- EDIT: I think the screen flickers just a bit during the error beep. -- EDIT2: It could be a coincidence, but I had a crypt32 error around 6am(gmt+2)... -- EDIT3: http://paste.servut.us/y1e2 <-- ntbtlog.txt -- EDIT4: Confirmed, processor OC had nothing to do with it. -- EDIT5: Pretty sure that it's not a RAM prob. Disabled fast boot in bios and let it check my memory. Reported it to be fine. -- EDIT6: Installed WinXP from scratch, problem solved. I win.

Hey, I was able to mess up a few keyboard shortcuts (for example AltGr + 2 = @) by trying to add different shortcut keys to shortcuts. For example AltGr + 1 AND AltGr + 2 both open my MplayerC now. I tried to erase the shortcut key from the shortcut of mplayerc, but it didn't remove the shortcut key. So, I haven't been lazy or anything, I've been searching google how to reset all of my windows shortcut keys, but for some reason totally without any kind of results. I also tried to search the MSFN forums for an answer, but couldn't find a solution to my problem. Could someone please help me? Thank you in advance! EDIT: Solved it myself For future reference for others: I didn't actually find out how to reset all windows shortcutkeys, but I managed to reset those that I needed. What I did is: I opened my mplayerc shortcut properties, inputted the shortcut key(s) that was opening it, applied, closed, opened the properties again, deleted the shortcutkey and now the key worked as normal. I did this process for all the keys that were malfunctioning

Thanks, solved!

Thanks a bunch, I'll test these when I get off from work.

Hey, I have an EEE PC 901 and I think I got my xp installed from an USB stick. But then I messed something up. Now I'm trying to reinstall the XP from the usbstick and on usb-load I choose "Windows XP/2000/2003 Setup" and then "First part of Windows XP Professional setup from partition 0". But then I only get: Booting 'First part of Windows XP Professional setup from partition 0' Filesystem type is ntfs, patition type 0x07 chainloader (hd0,0)/$WIN_NT$.~BT/SETUPLDR.BIN Error 15: File not found Press any key to continue... Please help!