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I reinstalled the display drivers and no more error messages...I'm glad it was something easy. :)

Whenever I boot up my newly built computer, once I get to the login screen, an error message pops up. Here is the message below: Title: nSvclp.exe Application Error Message: The Instruction "0x1000cc64" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The Memory could not be "read". Does anyone know...

Okay, really cool, but a little annoying...I reset the CMOS and BIOS settings, unplugged and replugged every wire/cord, and used one stick of ram in slot two...only to find out that it was the CD that was bad. Thanks for the suggestions, though.

Anyone else have any suggestions..?

I don't have a spare, but I was thinking about buying a small 10GB or maybe even 20GB hd for installing windows on so I could separate my documents and games and such from the windows system files. (This would be as opposed to partitioning my 80GB hd). I could go ahead and buy an IDE for the...

I can try resetting the CMOS and BIOS. I have heard that my mobo is a pain to set up, and that doing random things can sometimes fix the problem.

I tried that but still the same thing...I don't think it is anything to do with the optical drives, I think it may have something to do with the SATA Hard Drive.

I did and the same message comes up.

First, here are the specs of my computer's hardware: EAGLE TECH / Sky Hawk USA 570W Power Supply w/native 24-pin main power cord DFI Lanparty UT NF4 Ultra-D AMD Athlon 64 3200+ Socket 939 @ 2.0 GHz XFX Geforce 6600 PCI-E Video Card w/ 128MB DDR Corsair Value Select 2 x 512MB Western...