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I will try the network drivers in the morning. Think it is another amd and windows love issue!<br />
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Scanned the computer, clean. First thing I tried. norton and trendmicro gave it a clean scan.<br />
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I put an air pad under the laptop and it ran fine all day. Looks to be a heat issue on the reboots. Think it was using the drive for ram drive and it heats up drive/power side of laptop so much it hurt to hold and just over heats. Seen this a bunch with Dell laptops, just not HP.<br />
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I added 512 ram and that solve the virtual drive issue.<br />
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thanks for the info.<br />
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Mac<br />
Advanced Consulting<br />

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I will try the network drivers in the morning. Think it is another amd and windows love issue!

Scanned the computer, clean. First thing I tried. norton and trendmicro gave it a clean scan.

I put an air pad under the laptop and it ran fine all day. Looks to be a heat issue on the reboots. Think it was using the drive for ram drive and it heats up drive/power side of laptop so much it hurt to hold and just over heats. Seen this a bunch with Dell laptops, just not HP.

I added 512 ram and that solve the virtual drive issue.

thanks for the info.

Mac
Advanced Consulting


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getting this error in xp pro sp2<br />
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The PCAMPR5 NDIS Protocol Driver service failed to start due to the following error:<br />
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any idea to what is causing this.<br />
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system is shutting down by itself also. New HP Mobile Amd XP2800 laptop. Started after SP2 installed.<br />
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XP Home Edition<br />
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256 Meg of ram, video is using 64 meg of it.<br />
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Mac
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getting this error in xp pro sp2

The PCAMPR5 NDIS Protocol Driver service failed to start due to the following error:


any idea to what is causing this.


system is shutting down by itself also. New HP Mobile Amd XP2800 laptop. Started after SP2 installed.

XP Home Edition

256 Meg of ram, video is using 64 meg of it.


Mac

PCAMPR5 NDIS Protocol Driver service failed to start

Operating systems perform basic tasks, such as recognizing input from the keyboard, sending output to the display screen, keeping track of files and directories on the disk, and controlling peripheral devices such as disk drives and printers. For large systems, the operating system makes sure that different programs and users running at the same time do not interfere with each other. The operating system is also responsible for security, ensuring that unauthorized users do not access the system. Operating systems provide a software platform on top of which other programs, called application programs, can run.