badnewz

IM SOOOOOO CONFUSED!! just what is the problem ??

Originally posted by thatsteveguy: Quote: Others may disagree but I never swap a motherboard and not do a clean re-install after. It will solve alot of headaches in the future and it's the easiest way to ensure a stable system afterwards. S this is correct

Originally posted by jmmijo: Quote: I beg to differ on that opinion, I personally use and recommend Spybot - Search & Destroy and I don't have anything remotely related to your issue concerning DirectX. I'm thinking your machine may have a corrupted OS and that running this scan just happens to cause the OS to barf on itself, hence the reason you need to reinstall DX9 once again. I would recommend backing up your data files and anything else you want to keep and then flatlining the HD and reinstalling the OS fresh with the latest device drivers for your motherboard, graphics, sound etc.... Then install fresh copies of the following tools, Spybot - Search & Destroy, Microsoft Anti-Spyware BETA, AdAware PE and your favorite anti-virus app couldnt agree with you more and as always your recomendations are right on the money.

I have pretty much the same system in a desktop and it runs XP PRO just fine. aditional HDD is optional depending on your needs.

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need more info post the specs of yer puter

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one post should be enuff laciko (Junior Member) Posts: 2 Joined: 2005-08-22 Member No.: 69187 Posted - 2005-08-22 02:22:28 Hi guys I've installed on my xp pro laptop quick time and had a power surge the computer shot down.Ever since that I can't start it,it asks me if i want to start in safe mode or the last functioning mode but it would'nt start in any af them.If I let it start in normal way it reboots the machine all over again..any suggestion

Originally posted by res18wig: Quote: Originally posted by badnewz: Quote: no problem for this site using IE with standard settings. Did you get the website? and how? i copied & pasted the address you posted and hit enter. using the address bar. http://www.owcc.cc.fl.us/

no problem for this site using IE with standard settings.

have you checked for any BIOS updates for that mobo ?

using capital letters in a post is considered shouting and usually ignored.

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