Thanhspine
05-12-2002, 01:20 PM
I have this problem sometimes. It immediately restart XP , i don't understand. What the problem ?
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LOGGER
05-12-2002, 01:52 PM
It could be a number of things,,,power supply,,,cpu temp?,,,connections,,,,bad MB,,Incorrect bios settings..software
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BipolarBill
05-12-2002, 02:15 PM
You mean that it resets itself or that it won't shut down without restarting itself?
Holodoc
05-12-2002, 02:21 PM
hi there!
do you run win XP on a Asus P3C-2000?
if not, there may be a driver incompatibility. check that out.
regards
Holodoc
do you run win XP on a Asus P3C-2000?
if not, there may be a driver incompatibility. check that out.
regards
Holodoc
herosrest
05-12-2002, 03:03 PM
Hi
Hidden away somewhere in XP is a switch - on by default -
which reboots the sys on hard errors. It can be turned off but i'm
stuck to remember the procedure. I think its somewhere in
the error reporting controls. Anyone know offhand?.
Hidden away somewhere in XP is a switch - on by default -
which reboots the sys on hard errors. It can be turned off but i'm
stuck to remember the procedure. I think its somewhere in
the error reporting controls. Anyone know offhand?.
BipolarBill
05-12-2002, 03:21 PM
Control Panel > System > Advanced (don't you love that?) > Startup and Recovery > bottom.
Strawbs
05-12-2002, 04:58 PM
if it keeps occasionally rebooting, it's probably a driver problem.
Mine used to do that even with all the "correct" drivers, found a second, newer modem driver and that solved it.
Mine used to do that even with all the "correct" drivers, found a second, newer modem driver and that solved it.
Thanhspine
05-13-2002, 02:34 PM
When i post this reply i have just reinstall winXP again. I'm really tired because it. MY computer :
Mobo ASUS CUSL2-C, RAM 256M, AGP card TNT2 M64, creative soundcard PCI, CPU 733 MHz, ASUS CD rom50X, SCSI card Acorp Initio 910, Plexwriter 12/4/32.
when i play Empire Earth suddenly i appear blue screen informate that file ftdisk.sys wrong., beginiing dumping memory (but it did not dump, it still blue screen ..). When restarted again it inform that My XP is corrupt,..., try insert XP CDRom setup to attempt repair, file D:\windows\system32\config\system is corrupt. press 'r' to repair. I try to with SDROM setup but don't know how to do it.Are there any methods to repair it so don't need set up again. I must reinstall all of program again,and lost many data.
Thanks
:confused:
Mobo ASUS CUSL2-C, RAM 256M, AGP card TNT2 M64, creative soundcard PCI, CPU 733 MHz, ASUS CD rom50X, SCSI card Acorp Initio 910, Plexwriter 12/4/32.
when i play Empire Earth suddenly i appear blue screen informate that file ftdisk.sys wrong., beginiing dumping memory (but it did not dump, it still blue screen ..). When restarted again it inform that My XP is corrupt,..., try insert XP CDRom setup to attempt repair, file D:\windows\system32\config\system is corrupt. press 'r' to repair. I try to with SDROM setup but don't know how to do it.Are there any methods to repair it so don't need set up again. I must reinstall all of program again,and lost many data.
Thanks
:confused:
BipolarBill
05-13-2002, 02:42 PM
Look here:
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/3546
You should plan on backing up your stuff and format/reinstall soon. You could also skip the repair and reinstall, but if there's a virus in there, it will remain. Best to wipe. :(
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/3546
You should plan on backing up your stuff and format/reinstall soon. You could also skip the repair and reinstall, but if there's a virus in there, it will remain. Best to wipe. :(
herosrest
05-13-2002, 07:03 PM
Thanhspine - Don't despair. I know where you're comin from on this one.
I have similar kit sitting in the lounge downstairs relegated to a rather good Media centre.
Asus CUSL2-C Black pearl 512mb SGI 1600SW on 3DLabs Oxygen VX1, 2x40 gb Fujitsu's
TV card, Aureal sound, i-panel (Pretty lights).
I call it 'she' because its one real ***** when things go south.
Here's The hard way to sort it.
-------------------------------
I found the Board set up and driver install sequence - critical to reliable use.
If you are going to a re-install here is my experience.
Immediatly after OS setup get the latest Intel 815E Drivers onboard. This is a must.
If the latest 815e drivers prove troublesome work back through the versions.
Leave everything else - until happy the Mobo & Intel Drivers work together properly.
Work through and understand the Bios settings.
This I can't recommend but i actually put time aside to see how many different
ways i could crash the m/c through bios whilst considering putting the mobo
to a firing squad.
Bring the rest of the system together one at a time. Video then sound, modem etc.
This step by step **** went on a bit but built a stable m\c as each error popped up to be solved.
In regard the sound - I think an on board option was available.
Check this is disabled if fitted.
The truth and support for this board are out there
but it can be a real trip hackin it yourself if that way minded.
Its a controversial board - no real middle ground. Loved or hated. Quality probs maybe.
Running well its everything its cracked upto be.
Setting up proved demanding - a labour.
Finally XP wasn't around when the board was designed - have you run with SE\ME.
I settled on ME eventually and swap out the boot drive now and again to build
a Beos 5 Configuration for it. Same problem - DRIVERS.
Here's the easy way to sort it.
------------------------------- Return to Vendor or RMA to ASUS.
I have similar kit sitting in the lounge downstairs relegated to a rather good Media centre.
Asus CUSL2-C Black pearl 512mb SGI 1600SW on 3DLabs Oxygen VX1, 2x40 gb Fujitsu's
TV card, Aureal sound, i-panel (Pretty lights).
I call it 'she' because its one real ***** when things go south.
Here's The hard way to sort it.
-------------------------------
I found the Board set up and driver install sequence - critical to reliable use.
If you are going to a re-install here is my experience.
Immediatly after OS setup get the latest Intel 815E Drivers onboard. This is a must.
If the latest 815e drivers prove troublesome work back through the versions.
Leave everything else - until happy the Mobo & Intel Drivers work together properly.
Work through and understand the Bios settings.
This I can't recommend but i actually put time aside to see how many different
ways i could crash the m/c through bios whilst considering putting the mobo
to a firing squad.
Bring the rest of the system together one at a time. Video then sound, modem etc.
This step by step **** went on a bit but built a stable m\c as each error popped up to be solved.
In regard the sound - I think an on board option was available.
Check this is disabled if fitted.
The truth and support for this board are out there
but it can be a real trip hackin it yourself if that way minded.
Its a controversial board - no real middle ground. Loved or hated. Quality probs maybe.
Running well its everything its cracked upto be.
Setting up proved demanding - a labour.
Finally XP wasn't around when the board was designed - have you run with SE\ME.
I settled on ME eventually and swap out the boot drive now and again to build
a Beos 5 Configuration for it. Same problem - DRIVERS.
Here's the easy way to sort it.
------------------------------- Return to Vendor or RMA to ASUS.
herosrest
05-13-2002, 09:00 PM
Found this item at MS http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q282195
Here's the Asus faq http://www.asus.com/mb/socket370/cusl2/faq.htm
Asus driver page http://download.asus.com.tw/mb_dl_menu.asp?l1=1&l2=4&l3=13&mid=1
Intel chipset page http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Product_Filter.asp?ProductID=179
There was aGolden egg at http://www.cusl2.com/
But l can't bring the link up.
Here is amost excellent review and other things not much related
http://www.rojakpot.com/Reviews/ASUS_CUSL2-C/ASUS_CUSL2-C_01.htm
more excellence http://www.digit-life.com/articles/asuscusl2c/
Finally turning off the reboot on error feature of XP should move things along to the real prob.
It would be interesting to learn if the feature switch's back on from recovery console although the XPboot screen 'recover to last working configuration' is a good shortcut back to life.
I'll look into this one evening.
Hey! a quickie. Are you using broadband.
Here's the Asus faq http://www.asus.com/mb/socket370/cusl2/faq.htm
Asus driver page http://download.asus.com.tw/mb_dl_menu.asp?l1=1&l2=4&l3=13&mid=1
Intel chipset page http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Product_Filter.asp?ProductID=179
There was aGolden egg at http://www.cusl2.com/
But l can't bring the link up.
Here is amost excellent review and other things not much related
http://www.rojakpot.com/Reviews/ASUS_CUSL2-C/ASUS_CUSL2-C_01.htm
more excellence http://www.digit-life.com/articles/asuscusl2c/
Finally turning off the reboot on error feature of XP should move things along to the real prob.
It would be interesting to learn if the feature switch's back on from recovery console although the XPboot screen 'recover to last working configuration' is a good shortcut back to life.
I'll look into this one evening.
Hey! a quickie. Are you using broadband.
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