RobMar2003
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P4P800 Freezing
Hello
I have a new Asus P4P800 Deluxe board with a 2.6C P4 Chip. I also setup a LG 4040B DVD Writer. whenever I am using the CD Rom Drive or the DVD Writer the system freezes and I can't do anything such as move my mouse, keyboard action no ctrl alt del either.
System is XP Pro service pack 1 licensed.
I have a new Asus P4P800 Deluxe board with a 2.6C P4 Chip. I also setup a LG 4040B DVD Writer. whenever I am using the CD Rom Drive or the DVD Writer the system freezes and I can't do anything such as move my mouse, keyboard action no ctrl alt del either.
System is XP Pro service pack 1 licensed.
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You may have a conflict/share with your CD/DVD roms. I would go into Safe Mode and remove the CD Drives and then restart and go into your BIOS and reset your PCI Configuration. Save it and then restart. If that does not work, check cables and jumpers. Try also just hooking up one drive. You may also want to see if there is a Firmware update for your CD Drives. I have a Pioneer drive with Windows 2003 Server and I had to do a firmware update on the drive as my systme kept freezing after I burned a few CDs.
Constant system lock ups always disppear with me on a fresh install of windows (non-format or format it's up to you, i'd format to make sure your going to avoid it again in the future.
System freezes are also caused by not looking after your system!!!
System freezes are also caused by not looking after your system!!!
Start:
Programs:
Uninstall any Software
if you cant find an uninstall option:
Start:
Control Panel:
Add Remove Programs:
Uninstall anything to do with it
Go into My Computer:
Properties:
Uninstall the DVD:
Turn PC off
tURN oN
rEinstall everything
Make sure you use certified drivers if possible
.....Then start looking at ASPI Drivers..... good luck
Yours in lazy tyPINg MoDE
Programs:
Uninstall any Software
if you cant find an uninstall option:
Start:
Control Panel:
Add Remove Programs:
Uninstall anything to do with it
Go into My Computer:
Properties:
Uninstall the DVD:
Turn PC off
tURN oN
rEinstall everything
Make sure you use certified drivers if possible
.....Then start looking at ASPI Drivers..... good luck
Yours in lazy tyPINg MoDE
You have to be more specific. Your pc freezes during burning of a CD/DVD or during reading CD/DVD or both?
If it's freezing during recording, then it might be your burning software. Which software are you using?
If your pc only freezes during cd/dvd playback or recording, then it would not be a faulty power supply.
Also, check and make sure your P4 chip is not running too hot.
zd
If it's freezing during recording, then it might be your burning software. Which software are you using?
If your pc only freezes during cd/dvd playback or recording, then it would not be a faulty power supply.
Also, check and make sure your P4 chip is not running too hot.
zd
zdkev I would beg to differ. If it is happening during cd/dvd playback or recording I would suggest that it could be a faulty power supply. After all when the drive kicks in it is sucking more power from the supply and if its faulty and can't cope then it will freeze. I've seen this happen a number of times.
RobMar2003 if u can get u're hands on another power supply try it. Or return pc to where u got it and ask them to check it.
Michael
RobMar2003 if u can get u're hands on another power supply try it. Or return pc to where u got it and ask them to check it.
Michael
I don't suppose this could be a straighforward software conflict where Windows XP's "write to CD" inbuilt ability (which runs as a "service") is interfering with other installed CD Burning Software?
Go to your Management Console, select "Services", and disable the appropriate service.
I'm on Win98 right now, but will boot to Win XP shortly and come back with more specific instructions.
Go to your Management Console, select "Services", and disable the appropriate service.
I'm on Win98 right now, but will boot to Win XP shortly and come back with more specific instructions.
try this:
Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > Computer management
Services and Applications > Services
Find "IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service"
Right-Click > Properties
Use the drop-down field under "startup type" > select "Disabled" > Apply
Do the same with "Indexing Service" which will probably be just below it
Reboot
Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > Computer management
Services and Applications > Services
Find "IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service"
Right-Click > Properties
Use the drop-down field under "startup type" > select "Disabled" > Apply
Do the same with "Indexing Service" which will probably be just below it
Reboot
Greetings,
LucF