Hi,
My Computer had worked fine for almost one year. Few weeks ago it began to take a lot of time to boot and to change drives from applications (i.e. access d: from c
. I decided to format and re-install XP. Wrong decision. The computer hangs during installation and after a second formating, the XP could install.
Now it usually hangs during first boot (no mouse, keyboard action). I have to power off and start again. Then CMOS appears with a message "Wrong CPU speed". I accept the new parameters (the same as always) and then computer starts normally.
Anyone has an idea what is going on?
Thanks!
Configuration: ASUS A7V333, 512 MB RAM, Athlon XP 1800+, HD 80GB Maxtor
My Computer had worked fine for almost one year. Few weeks ago it began to take a lot of time to boot and to change drives from applications (i.e. access d: from c
. I decided to format and re-install XP. Wrong decision. The computer hangs during installation and after a second formating, the XP could install.Now it usually hangs during first boot (no mouse, keyboard action). I have to power off and start again. Then CMOS appears with a message "Wrong CPU speed". I accept the new parameters (the same as always) and then computer starts normally.
Anyone has an idea what is going on?
Thanks!
Configuration: ASUS A7V333, 512 MB RAM, Athlon XP 1800+, HD 80GB Maxtor
