1. That's the 8200 elite with a P-4, right? Check your dos directory to see if himem.sys is there. It may not be loading becasue it detects a problem and not because the file isn't there. Then post back contents of config.sys and autoexec.bat. Is this a VM setup or are you booting straight to 6.22?

    That’s the 8200 elite with a P-4, right?
    Check your dos directory to see if himem.sys is there. It may not be loading becasue it detects a problem and not because the file isn’t there.

    Then post back contents of config.sys and autoexec.bat.

    Is this a VM setup or are you booting straight to 6.22?

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  2. ATI Mobility Radeon 9000 Graphics Chip, there is no specific driver par-se but it may be worth trying:Scitech Univbe 6.7 and Display Doctor 6.53 orVBEHz v2.23http://www.opus.co.tt/dave/utils.htmGoogling is quicker than waiting for an answer....

    ATI Mobility Radeon 9000 Graphics Chip, there is no specific driver par-se but it may be worth trying:

    Scitech Univbe 6.7 and Display Doctor 6.53
    or
    VBEHz v2.23

    http://www.opus.co.tt/dave/utils.htm

    Googling is quicker than waiting for an answer….

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  3. For all practical purposes this is impossible. They are too different.

    For all practical purposes this is impossible. They are too different.

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  4. Third party software is required which you use instead of WMM. Look for "DVD authoring software" on Google Search.

    Third party software is required which you use instead of WMM.
    Look for “DVD authoring software” on Google Search.

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  5. You may have to order a new battery....they only last so long. I usually have a spare for my photography at all times.

    You may have to order a new battery….they only last so long. I usually have a spare for my photography at all times.

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  6. The HP software may not be able to do what you want it to do but here's some info on midi recording:http://www.pcmusicstuff.com/audio_r...

    The HP software may not be able to do what you want it to do but here’s some info on midi recording:

    http://www.pcmusicstuff.com/audio_r…

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  7. You would need a mixer with at least 6 different busses for outputs. I'm betting your is most likely a two channel bus for stereo mixing. Some 2 channel mixers will let you split between 4 channels (sub 1 & 2 or 3 &4) but that would still leave you without a 5th channel for the sub bass. YouRead more

    You would need a mixer with at least 6 different busses for outputs. I’m betting your is most likely a two channel bus for stereo mixing. Some 2 channel mixers will let you split between 4 channels (sub 1 & 2 or 3 &4) but that would still leave you without a 5th channel for the sub bass. You could run the bass through the monitor channel and turn it down in the mains but that would really not be the best solution. That being said you are going to need different equipment.
    The cheapest way to do this (you’re looking at several thousand for a mixer that would meet your needs) would be to purchase a sound card that is capable of 6 output busses. Then use recording software such as Adobe Audition. This is the cheapest mixing software with great features that won’t break the bank. Some sounds cards even come with light versions of mixing software so you may not even need to spend money on that. Head down to your local music store (musical instrument store) and talk to the sales people about your needs, you can get descent multichannel sound cards in the $300-$500 range.

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  8. Dear Rieno, I have the same problem after upgraded my CPU from X2 cores to X6 core. The solution is listed below: Step 1: goto msconfig (Run >>> msconfig) Step 2: Boot >>> Advanced Options Step 3: Unclick Number of processors Step 4: Reboot

    Dear Rieno,
    I have the same problem after upgraded my CPU from X2 cores to X6 core.

    The solution is listed below:

    Step 1: goto msconfig (Run >>> msconfig)
    Step 2: Boot >>> Advanced Options
    Step 3: Unclick Number of processors
    Step 4: Reboot

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  9. The P4 is a highly inefficient CPU. To help make up for that inefficiency, it's best to run the RAM frequency higher than the CPU frequency. The optimal CPU:DRAM ratio for an 800MHz FSB P4 is 3:4. So that means you *should* be running the RAM at 266MHz (533MHz DDR) even before you begin overclockingRead more

    The P4 is a highly inefficient CPU. To help make up for that inefficiency, it’s best to run the RAM frequency higher than the CPU frequency. The optimal CPU:DRAM ratio for an 800MHz FSB P4 is 3:4. So that means you *should* be running the RAM at 266MHz (533MHz DDR) even before you begin overclocking. Obviously that is impossible with your hardware configuration so you’re going to have to make do as best you can.
    Here’s some settings to try:

    C1E = disabled
    CIA2 = disabled
    CPU Host Clock Control = enabled
    CPU Host Frequency = start at 210MHz, then increase in increments of 5MHz after that. Shoot for 240MHz.
    PCI express Frequency = 100MHz
    Memory Frequency For = 1.66

    Other than that, you *may* have to increase the CPU voltage along the way to stabilize the overclock. Your safe voltage range is 1.200V-1.425V. If the system becomes unbootable, just use the ClearCMOS jumper to reset the BIOS, then start all over again.

    If you can pull off the above, the CPU will run at 3.6GHz (15 x 240MHz) with a CPU:DRAM ratio of 6:5 & the RAM running at 200MHz frequency (400MHz DDR).

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