Re: WinXP Hang-up

I see...thanks.

One thing, during assembling of peripherals, I dropped the CPU. I checked if
there are any damage, I saw a small white markings due to impact from the
ground. It's too small that you wont be able to see it immediately.

Now that I had install the OS, would this be a probable cause? (this is only
my own stupid wild guess)

Anyway, thank you very much for the help.

"Rock" wrote:

"CHRISTIAN_P" <CHRISTIANP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I guess...all hardware stated are brand new...I only assemble it myself
based
on the manual provided by ASUS. I'm not sure though if I placed the chasis
PINs correctly or does this has something to do with this problem.



"Rock" wrote:

"CHRISTIAN_P" <CHRISTIANP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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This is the first time I installed XP, everything in the system are
new,
which mean no OS has been installed before. Here are the hardware
specs:

Motherboard: Asus - P5PE-VM (LGA775 socket)
CPU: Intel Pentium D 805(2.66GHz) Dual Core)
Hard Disk: 80GB Seagate SATA (2 partition)
Memory: 512MB PC-400 DDR (1pc only)
OS: WinXP (SP1)

Thank you very much for the help. I really appreciate it.

"Rock" wrote:

"CHRISTIAN_P" wrote

I installed WinXP. During set-up process, it performed its first
restart
before continuing to finish its intallation process. I've waited for
30
minutes until I realized that my PC is not responding. Even the
NUMLOCK
led
of my keyboard don't do not respond eventhough I tried to press
NUMLOCK
keys
several times. So I decided to hit restart button.
After restarting, the installation process continues untill its
done.
Since
then, everytime I tried to restart or shutdown my PC, it hangs-up.

Problems with installation are usually due to hardware issues. Why
were
you
installing XP? Was this to fix a problem? What is the system
configuration,
computer model, CPU, RAM amounts, hard drives and how they are
partitioned?
What version of XP? Has XP been on this system before? If so any
problems?

Here is a link to troubleshooting hardware. I would start by checking
the
memory and hard drive.
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html


Ok, I would definitely look to a hardware problem. It has the latest BIOS
I
would guess?


Sorry I don't know about the chassis pins. Make sure you check for an
updated BIOS.


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