RE: PC Cooking? (Almost OT?)

["Rob Mouser" <groups@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That's V interesting Rob. The original card was indeed a NVidia and I had
the Nview software installed and enabled. As part of my debugging I
installed a bog standard 32mb ATI card and the latest drivers but the
problem remained. I wonder if the instability remains? Looks like a re-load
of XP may be on the cards?

I now have a new Mobo and Memory as well so I can further debug.

Hohum, don't those Dell adverts now look so appealing!

Cheers

Rob

-----Original Message-----
From: Rob Heyes [mailto:mh001b4520@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 09 February 2004 13:15
To: Rob Mouser
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] PC Cooking? (Almost OT?)

Hello Rob,

Saturday, February 7, 2004, 6:02:23 PM, you wrote:


RM> Anyone got any other clues as its bloody annoying when I'm sat in
the
bath
RM> listening to an MP3 playlist and off it goes :-(

RM> The event log has the following error:



RM> Error code 0000000a, parameter1 00001ac4, parameter2 00000002,
parameter3
RM> 00000000, parameter4 804f4391.

My money is on either a problem with memory, or a device driver - what
Video card and driver is it using?  I had something similar with an
NVidia card, using their NView multiple desktop feature.  Disabling
that resulted in a much more stable machine.  Try installing the
latest certified drivers for your hardware.


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Rob                            mailto:rob@xxxxxxx



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