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pchx

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hello, i need help desperately. i just got a new hard drive seagate barracuda 7200.10 250gb sata2 . because i thought my old one was broken WD 250gb SEcaviar.
i installed windows on it and then every time i try to unzip something or even install an application gives me this error

PLEASE HELPPP


http://img320.imageshack.us/img320/590/untitledjd1.jpg PICTURE HERE!!!!!
 
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Bozo Galora

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rollback (nvidia IDE), IDE busmaster, and SATA drivers to generic MS XP SP2
or format/reinstall XP SP2 slipstreamed (ONLY), do not install nforce except audio, smbus or USB
do not let anything associated with HDD or system devices (PCI-CPU etc) (advanced mode show hidden) in dev manager have nvidia drivers
run memtest 86+ from floppy
boost standard mem voltage by .2
make sure SATA drive is jumpered as SATAI, SATA II is just fantasy speed
buy dif sata cables even tho they look good
make sure SATA raid is off in bios
make sure IDE HDD is off in bios
Use HDD Tach to see if drive is using UDMA 5
Make sure use DMA if possible is checked in disk manager

 
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Brazen

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Originally posted by: pchx
Originally posted by: Brazen
don't use WinZip. Use 7zip: http://www.7-zip.org/
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even thouh i used that program , stll the same problem ;s dont know waht to do
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My guess would be bad ram then. You can check it with memtest. Just download the ISO for memtest, burn it to a CD and then boot your computer to it.
 
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pchx

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Originally posted by: Bozo Galora
rollback (nvidia IDE), IDE busmaster, and SATA drivers to generic MS XP SP2
or format/reinstall XP SP2 slipstreamed (ONLY), do not install nforce except audio, smbus or USB
do not let anything associated with HDD or system devices (PCI-CPU etc) (advanced mode show hidden) in dev manager have nvidia drivers
run memtest 86+ from floppy
boost standard mem voltage by .2
make sure SATA drive is jumpered as SATAI, SATA II is just fantasy speed
buy dif sata cables even tho they look good
make sure SATA raid is off in bios
make sure IDE HDD is off in bios
Use HDD Tach to see if drive is using UDMA 5
Make sure use DMA if possible is checked in disk manager
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ill try to do what u told me ..

but it also, doesnt let me install games , some apps, and with the old drive when i was like passing infromation from one partition to another would send me the blue screen , antther thing is that

after i formated i passed some files from the old hard drive to the new one , can it be a virus?

 
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pchx

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Originally posted by: Brazen
Originally posted by: pchx
Originally posted by: Brazen
don't use WinZip. Use 7zip: http://www.7-zip.org/
Click to expand...

even thouh i used that program , stll the same problem ;s dont know waht to do
Click to expand...

My guess would be bad ram then. You can check it with memtest. Just download the ISO for memtest, burn it to a CD and then boot your computer to it.
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would the ram doesnt even let install a game or an application??
 
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pchx

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i have 2 sticks of Gskill. ill try each one of them and lets see if the problmes still.
because even a new file download from internet cannot be even unziped :s im pissed
 
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Brazen

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Originally posted by: pchx
i have 2 sticks of Gskill. ill try each one of them and lets see if the problmes still.
because even a new file download from internet cannot be even unziped :s im pissed
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It would still be better, and very simple (probably easier in fact) to use memtest. memtest will also test more than just your ram sticks.
 
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pchx

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Lol, it something with the hardware, i just passed PRIME 95 and in less than 30 sec, i got this

[Mon Oct 23 23:07:34 2006]
FATAL ERROR: Rounding was 0.5, expected less than 0.4
Hardware failure detected, consult stress.txt file.

i went to bios, and rested it , and put memory timmings in auto. same ****** :s
 
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Bozo Galora

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That error message has been around for ~ 5 years.
add some voltage to cpu and RAM, only run 1 stick
underclock FSB, just to test
You are gonna have to try a stick of some cheap RAM like corsair value select at SPD timings

Did you look at the stress.txt file in notepad?

You didnt say how long this has been going on, and how you first noticed it.

Latest bios - 1014? for plain A8NSLI

And if you are really desperate, heres 253 pages of A8NSLI
http://hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/38623/?o=0 :p
 
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pchx

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Originally posted by: Bozo Galora
That error message has been around for ~ 5 years.
add some voltage to cpu and RAM, only run 1 stick
underclock FSB, just to test
You are gonna have to try a stick of some cheap RAM like corsair value select at SPD timings

Did you look at the stress.txt file in notepad?

You didnt say how long this has been going on, and how you first noticed it.

Latest bios - 1014? for plain A8NSLI

And if you are really desperate, heres 253 pages of A8NSLI
http://hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/38623/?o=0 :p
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lOL thanks man i appreciate it.
ill read it !!! thanks
also
the problem happens when i disconnect all my parts cuz i went home and i took my memory and hard drive with me. when i connected again the problem appeared!


hehe, i passed the Memtest on windows. i coudlnt install it on the disket.

so it showed some erros ass soon as i ran it.

so i tried to raise the voltage to 2.7 v and the problems still.

i used the defaults bios, and the problems the same

used autu timmings or the settings i used that the beggining and same problem

http://www.pureoverclock.com/review.php?id=25&page=1

this are the memories


 
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Bozo Galora

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well, thats different - if it happened after a physical removal, travel, and reinstall of hdd and ram, that indicates possible static electricity damage to ram, or hdd cable/connector damage or looseness at mobo female connector. or, you may have dinged the mobo with hdd, or ram needs to be reseated
In other words, the physical things.

You might also try a long (2 HR MINIMUM) CMOS full reset. Turn off PSU, unplug from wall, take out battery, set pin jumper to 2-3, wait, reset pin jumper to 1-2 reinstall battery, replug PSU, turn it back on, go into bios, set failsafe, reboot.

You might try 2.8V on ram, its rated for that.

But, you are going to have to bite the bullet and get a stick of RAM somehere. Remember, cheap crap ram boots and runs because it has sloppy timings.

 
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pchx

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Originally posted by: Bozo Galora
well, thats different - if it happened after a physical removal, travel, and reinstall of hdd and ram, that indicates possible static electricity damage to ram, or hdd cable/connector damage or looseness at mobo female connector. or, you may have dinged the mobo with hdd, or ram needs to be reseated
In other words, the physical things.

You might also try a long (2 HR MINIMUM) CMOS full reset. Turn off PSU, unplug from wall, take out battery, set pin jumper to 2-3, wait, reset pin jumper to 1-2 reinstall battery, replug PSU, turn it back on, go into bios, set failsafe, reboot.

You might try 2.8V on ram, its rated for that.

But, you are going to have to bite the bullet and get a stick of RAM somehere. Remember, cheap crap ram boots and runs because it has sloppy timings.
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i reset the CMOS , but like for 1 minute because the Guide of the motherboard says from 5 to 10 secos to reset. it worked the reset but same problem

u think the ram is damaged? ill die im saving for a xbox360

http://img430.imageshack.us/img430/5649/untitled1cs1.jpg

i passed the SP2004 as well and same problem!
 
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