1. Looks like RAM problem to me. If you have more than one RAM module, try to boot with each module separately.Google is your friendwww.google.com-----------------------Have a GREAT day!

    Looks like RAM problem to me. If you have more than one RAM module, try to boot with each module separately.

    Google is your friend

    www.google.com

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    Have a GREAT day!

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  2. JetsetglaNo two issues are ever quite alike or have the same cause and it is cumbersome for helpers trying to deal with two different people on the same thread. Please raise a new post of your own with the details requested and a full explanation about your problem. We can then focus on your own parRead more

    Jetsetgla

    No two issues are ever quite alike or have the same cause and it is cumbersome for helpers trying to deal with two different people on the same thread. Please raise a new post of your own with the details requested and a full explanation about your problem. We can then focus on your own particular situation.

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

    message edited by Derek

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  3. http://www.mercury-pc.com/downloads...intel P4 3.0ghz HTTATI 9800 Pro AGP 8x2 x 1gb Corsair DDR4002 x 250gb HDDWindoze XP SP3

    http://www.mercury-pc.com/downloads…

    intel P4 3.0ghz HTT
    ATI 9800 Pro AGP 8x
    2 x 1gb Corsair DDR400
    2 x 250gb HDD
    Windoze XP SP3

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  4. PC World / Currys / Dixons / DSG Group sell PC Line Hardware, maybe contact them for support:http://www.thetechguys.com/

    PC World / Currys / Dixons / DSG Group sell PC Line Hardware, maybe contact them for support:

    http://www.thetechguys.com/

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  5. Of those burning programs listed in the last link (response #1 above) I would recommend CDBurnerXP.It's small. easy to use and works fine.Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks

    Of those burning programs listed in the last link (response #1 above) I would recommend CDBurnerXP.

    It’s small. easy to use and works fine.

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  6. Going from a dual core to a quad or hex core doesn't necessarily guarantee you'll see a substantial boost in performance, especially if you don't run any apps that take advantage of the extra cores. To get the most out of an FX-series CPU, you should have a board based on a 900-series chipset &Read more

    Going from a dual core to a quad or hex core doesn’t necessarily guarantee you’ll see a substantial boost in performance, especially if you don’t run any apps that take advantage of the extra cores. To get the most out of an FX-series CPU, you should have a board based on a 900-series chipset & DDR3-1866. Please post the make/model of your motherboard, which RAM you have, which CPU cooler you have & how you applied the thermal paste. All AMD CPUs use the “middle dot” method for paste application, if you did it differently, it could be the reason you’re having heat issues.

    http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/svco…

    http://www.arcticsilver.com/PDF/app…

    Turbo-Boost is Intel technology. AMD uses Turbo-Core technology which is basically automatic overclocking based on need. It includes a feature called Max-Turbo which turns off unused cores & allows even higher auto-overclocking. That’s why you see 3 advertised speeds for FX CPUs. The FX-6300 is rated at 3.5GHz/3.8GHz/4.1GHz. It’s all explained here:

    http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/prin…

    http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Bulld…

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  7. You might try to register a complaint with your local prosecuting Attorney office or your State Attorney General's office. Impersonating another person is against the law.

    You might try to register a complaint with your local prosecuting Attorney office or your State Attorney General’s office. Impersonating another person is against the law. See less
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  8. Obviously you will need an XP disc & since your sysytem apparently shipped with Win7, it most likely has a SATA HDD. That means you will need to load the SATA/RAID drivers at the start of the XP installation or the HDD will not be recognized. An alternate method would be to change the SATA settiRead more

    Obviously you will need an XP disc & since your sysytem apparently shipped with Win7, it most likely has a SATA HDD. That means you will need to load the SATA/RAID drivers at the start of the XP installation or the HDD will not be recognized. An alternate method would be to change the SATA setting in the BIOS or slipstream the SATA/RAID drivers into the XP disc. If you know what you’re doing, it’s fairly simple, if you’re a newb, it’s not going to be easy.

    And as stated by StuartS, you will need to find all the necessary XP device drivers (chipset, video, audio, network, wireless, etc). Remember that XP is about 10 yrs old now. I’m sure your system uses modern hardware devices therefore the XP disc will not have many of the required drivers. And there’s a chance that the hardware manufacturer didn’t even bother to develop drivers for XP. Make sure you do all the prep work before you wipe the drive.

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  9. When MFT & MFT mirror backup are both damaged, the makers of TestDisk recommend you use Zero Assumption Recovery:http://www.z-a-recovery.com/

    When MFT & MFT mirror backup are both damaged, the makers of TestDisk recommend you use Zero Assumption Recovery:
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  10. ... turn it on and hold-in the <F11> <key> @ bootup.... it should evoke the recovery.... or tap <F8> <key> @ bootup and select boot device, select "harddrive" [press enter]... keep tapping <F8> you should see another menu select the "repair" option ... next another menuRead more

    … turn it on and hold-in the <F11> <key> @ bootup.

    … it should evoke the recovery.

    … or tap <F8> <key> @ bootup and select boot device,
    select “harddrive” [press enter]

    … keep tapping <F8> you should see another menu select the “repair” option

    … next another menu select “packardbell recovery” at the bottom

    … next alter the “username” dropdown to suit and enter the windows (if exist) password which should start the packardbell recovery.

    .

    … Posting is provided “AS IS” with no warranties
    http://a.imageshack.us/img833/1862/…
    Grrrr… …im

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