1. Also some UPS's have a recalibration procedure in the case their batteries are replaced. Usually it's a fairly straight forward process.

    Also some UPS’s have a recalibration procedure in the case their batteries are replaced. Usually it’s a fairly straight forward process.

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  2. With the graphics card installed, boot to Safe Mode, delete the driver, download and install the latest motherboard drivers, reboot to BIOS and reset it to onboard graphics and shut down. Remove the graphics card and try starting it again.

    With the graphics card installed, boot to Safe Mode, delete the driver, download and install the latest motherboard drivers, reboot to BIOS and reset it to onboard graphics and shut down. Remove the graphics card and try starting it again.

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  3. Did you check the BIOS settings to verify that both IDE controllers are enabled?Are you using an 80 wire cable with Master/ Slave jumper settings on the connected drives?You may also need to Disable the IDE RAID port in the BIOS, that is located near the SATA ports.See the link below to the manual fRead more

    Did you check the BIOS settings to verify that both IDE controllers are enabled?

    Are you using an 80 wire cable with Master/ Slave jumper settings on the connected drives?

    You may also need to Disable the IDE RAID port in the BIOS, that is located near the SATA ports.

    See the link below to the manual for your board.

    http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb…

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  4. You said it starts OK in safe mode. Doesn't that mean you get to the safe mode desktop? If so, what's stopping you from doing a system restore? START--PROGRAMS--ACCESSORIES--SYSTEM TOOLS--SYSTEM RESTORE on my XP machine. It'll be similar for Vista. You can also start restore from safe mode command pRead more

    You said it starts OK in safe mode. Doesn’t that mean you get to the safe mode desktop? If so, what’s stopping you from doing a system restore? START–PROGRAMS–ACCESSORIES–SYSTEM TOOLS–SYSTEM RESTORE on my XP machine. It’ll be similar for Vista.
    You can also start restore from safe mode command prompt by typing rstrui.exe at the prompt.

    If you mean ‘system restore’ isn’t setup (rather than safe mode not being setup) then I guess you’re outa luck there. Besides what others have suggested you can fiddle with the display settings or reinstall video drivers. If you installed new software that may have caused the problem, uninstall it.

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  5. Generally mss32.dll implies that ur directX version is not fully upgraded, download a higher version of directx by searching frm google.... If not working reply again..

    Generally mss32.dll implies that ur directX version is not fully upgraded, download a higher version of directx by searching frm google…. If not working reply again..

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  6. Hellblade:Senusa's Sacrifice with a gtx 960, nope.the i5 4440(4 core) is also on the weak side for 90fpsfrom intel:I would get a 8th gen i5 8400(6 core) or if you think its worth it an i5 8600k(6 core) (you can also wait for the 9th intel gen)A new mother board is required tho, if you want to go theRead more

    Hellblade:Senusa’s Sacrifice with a gtx 960, nope.
    the i5 4440(4 core) is also on the weak side for 90fps

    from intel:I would get a 8th gen i5 8400(6 core) or if you think its worth it an i5 8600k(6 core) (you can also wait for the 9th intel gen)

    A new mother board is required tho, if you want to go the cheap way get a i7-4770k (it will fit in your current motherboard&gives; rougly a 50% boost in performance over the i5 4440)

    as for amd get either a R5 2600/X(both 6 core) or R5 1600/X(both 6 core) whatever is cheaper (performance difference is roughly 7% between all 4 ryzen chips)

    You could go for a RX 580 8GB or GTX 1060 6GB right now(but may not even run a title like Hellblade:Senusa’s Sacrifice on high settings above 60), but you may need to upgarde in 2 years to something like:
    GTX 980/TI or a GTX 1070 or maby wait for the GTX 2060 & for AMD a vega 56

    also a PSU rated for 500+ watt would be nice

    everything else seems fine. (if you have a set of 2x4GB of ddr4/ddr3 RAM & not a single stick, single channel memory will stutter at higher framerates)

    P.S. my 15% overclocked rx 570 (10% cut down version of the RX 580, runs Hellblade:Senusa’s Sacrifice slightly below 60fps) so a GTX 980/TI or a GTX 1070 or maby wait for the GTX 2060 & for AMD a vega 56 will give better results 🙂

    P.P.S i just realised i only answered question 1 :/

    i5-6600K[delid]test31404562.8GHz/4.3GHztest6513316.4v LLC=6 | 2x4GB Crucial-DDR4-2133CL15test65133164-14-14-28 1T 2700MHztest6513316.35v
    MSI Armor RX 570 4GBtest6513316340Mhz coretest6513316.110v/1865MHz BiosModded

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  7. When Windows says 'program has stopped working', that means the program has crashed. This can be due to several things. Is that the only program that has been crashing? If others have been failing too, it is probably due to bad RAM. Run Memtest86 to check your RAM. Have you just tried reinstalling tRead more

    When Windows says ‘program has stopped working’, that means the program has crashed. This can be due to several things.
    Is that the only program that has been crashing? If others have been failing too, it is probably due to bad RAM. Run Memtest86 to check your RAM.

    Have you just tried reinstalling the game?

    Have you made sure things like DirectX are up to date?

    Have you checked the disc for scratches or smudges?

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  8. "If it is AMD athlon it supports upto 4 GB.."It's got nothing to do with the CPU. Memory support is dictated by the motherboard & also by the operating system. if you have a 32-bit version of Win7, there's no point in installing more than 4GB. If you have a 64-bit version, you can install as mucRead more

    “If it is AMD athlon it supports upto 4 GB..”

    It’s got nothing to do with the CPU. Memory support is dictated by the motherboard & also by the operating system. if you have a 32-bit version of Win7, there’s no point in installing more than 4GB. If you have a 64-bit version, you can install as much as the board can handle.

    “the motherboad is model WMCP61M”

    That board is out of an eMachines – model & model number would be helpful. I did a search & I found that the EL1333G-01w uses that board. The max the board can handle is 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR2-800.

    http://www.memorystock.com/memory/e…

    “i wanna upgrade my ram in my computer for gaming purposes”

    Hopefully you installed a gaming graphics card because you’re not gonna accomplish much with the onboard GeForce 6150SE. And if you haven’t already done so, you’ll also need to upgrade the power supply. eMachines used low quality Bestec units which are not suitable to handle the loads of a gaming rig.

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  9. Did you install the software package before plugging in the Headset ?? have you contacted Pantronics Support ??

    Did you install the software package before plugging in the Headset ??
    have you contacted Pantronics Support ??

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