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It's a driver problem. Although I have not heard this happening to Windows XP systems, it's a bit more common for Vista and Windows 7 systems. Have you tried installing the driver that's in the disc that comes with the card? It might be that the updated drivers do not …
Have you tried updating your drive's drivers?
Good day. I need help on a program that I'm working on. It's supposed to take the strings in input.txt and put the odd numbered lines to odd.txt and the even ones to even.txt. here's the code I have made so far... [CODE] #include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> #define p printf #define s …
The card probably got fried with all the heat. [QUOTE=dennislpn20031;1068969]I put my computer into a closed cabinet with holes and it heated up during operation for a few minutes but when i went to restart computer the monitor did nothing. The light stayed orange. I turned monitor off and back …
have you tried draining it up and then recharging it?
Have you tried resetting your date and time settings in your BIOS? If you haven't this might be the one causing the error message to appear.
It has a PCI-E slot. It should be backwards compatible. Meaning all PCI-E cards would work, although higher rated video cards might not reach their full potentials in case the PCI-E slot in your PC's Mobo is only 1x. But it will work. Cheers!
I believe you could. you'll just have to measure your motherboard's dimensions.
If you happen to have an Antec distributor in your area, you could contact them, they usually have a partner repair center just in case their products fail. The only question is, whether they have the know-how to fix such PSUs Good luck! [QUOTE=tonymdeanslane;1065230]I bought on e-bay a second hand …
Reclaim RAM and remove by removing start up applications that you really don't use or need. You can also disable transparency and Aero if you are using a laptop.
can you boot in safe mode?
Try to put a video card in your system. If it works, you may have a faulty video chip. [QUOTE=spoolos;1060925]Hi I'm looking for some help with a computer that appears that has video card problems (internal) I have a computer that when connected to a monitor wil start up but …
Hi! I'm new here. I was just wondering if there's someone who could help me in solving this problem. Given a sequence of n numbers, compute the running average of the sequence. For example, given the sequence 1 3 5 7 9 will produce the output: 1 1 3 2 …
It could mean that you CMOS battery is running out of juice. I think you should have your CMOS battery replaced. cheers!
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