DarrylLicke
Member
I just got home and I booted my computer. For those of you that may remember I have been having problems with the BIOS/mb remembering the processor speed. I would boot into bios and have to resave the info. Today however I boot up and it hung on the memory speed/frequency combination. It has never done this before but again I save the settings and I am able to use the computer.
After this happens I always have to "fix" some lost chains from the same files I have been for the past 6 months. However I believe this is do to Windows never properly shutting down and hanging during the shutdown process and the 75GXP.
Is it possible the 75GXP is affecting the Motherboard?
If I can type this right now, can the motherboard be dead?
Do I need to replace the Motherboard's CMOS battery?
Will replacing the HD fix the problem? If not, what do you think will?
The motherboard is a ASUS P3V4X with a Intel 733 processor on a sloket(sp). The memory is Mushkin High Performance ver 2.
After this happens I always have to "fix" some lost chains from the same files I have been for the past 6 months. However I believe this is do to Windows never properly shutting down and hanging during the shutdown process and the 75GXP.
Is it possible the 75GXP is affecting the Motherboard?
If I can type this right now, can the motherboard be dead?
Do I need to replace the Motherboard's CMOS battery?
Will replacing the HD fix the problem? If not, what do you think will?
The motherboard is a ASUS P3V4X with a Intel 733 processor on a sloket(sp). The memory is Mushkin High Performance ver 2.
