Thus if you move a USB device around you'll see Windows pop back up saying it's loading device drivers, although that device has been previously plugged into another USB port. This issue is USB drivers are installed and assigned to a particular USB port for that device. Typically if you find that particular port, almost any USB kb will work. You're trying to find the port the kb was previous using. Fire it up, if it doesn't work, shut it down, try the next port and repeat. By that I mean shut it down and move the keyboard to another port. One last thought you have not overclocked have you.Russian roulette with the USB ports. The if that does not help install this and test your temps particularly I think on your graphics and your voltages. WhoCrashed will create report but you have to scroll down to see it It will want to download the Debugger and install it Say Yes Put a tick in Create a Desktop Icon then click on Install and make sure there is a tick in Launch Whocrashed before clicking Finish Put a tick in the Don't create a start menu folder then click Next This program checks for any drivers which may have been causing your computer to crash.Ĭlick on the file you just downloaded and run it. If the computer will still load I would download and install this, to see if we can get a more positive view of the cause. If it is NOT the ram I suspect the PSU, the reason I say that is it is unlikely, in fact more or less definite that both hard drives have not failed.ĭo however remember that it could be another hardware error. For test purposes you can of course run single core. If it is dual core you will unless you know already have to refer to the motherboard manual to see which MUST be populated. There is no software test such as memtest that beats the physical test.ĭepending on if this is dual core not not, simply test with alternate sticks of ram.
You have 3Gb ram, you may have more actual but of course XP 32 bit will only see 3.3GB. Secondly you should now update all drivers, as they will have ben reverted back to the originals on the XP CD>
The repair installation restored the original system files so any updates that you installed prior to this repair installation - including all service packs and other patches - are no longer installed. The first step after reinstalling Windows XP is to proceed to Windows Update to install all of the latest updates and fixes from Microsoft. This completes the final step of reinstalling Windows XP! Congratulations! Firstly after a repair install of Windows
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