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Skriven 2005-01-06 09:54:00 av JAY EMRIE (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av MARTY BLANKENSHIP
Ärende: Re: WinXP Pauseing
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MB>CS> MB>It says that it supports it, but there is no slot for one.
MB>CS> 
MB>CS> That is unusual.  I have a very old motherboard and it has an AGP slot.

MB>It is from HP model number 533w. I bought it 2 years ago.

MB>CS> If your hard drive is formatted to FAT-32, you can run a copy of 
MB>CS> Scandisk from Win98 or WinME.  Works fine.

MB>Just the recovery part of the disk is formated in fat-32 the rest of it is 
MB>NTFS.

MB>CS> If the system was working OK prior to uninstalling NAV, we have to start

MB>CS> thinking that maybe removing NAV had something to do with it.  At first 
MB>CS> it appeared to be an IRQ conflict - the symptoms, "pausing" especially 
MB>CS> when subjecting video to lots of work like when playing a video 
MB>CS> intensive game, usually point to an IRQ "step on" or conflict.  Could 
MB>CS> also be your video card is failing.  Didn't you say the fan on your
MB>CS> video card was not working?  Did you try swapping out the video card?
MB>CS> Sorry, I don't remember if you mentioned that you did.

MB>Yes I did say that, and thats where I see most of the pauseing is when
playing
MB>games. I took the old card out and replaced it with a new one. Both were
from
MB>Nvidea. I thought both were the same model, but they came in the same type
MB>box. The new one is a geforce4 mx 4000 PCI and it didn't have a fan
installed
MB>on it. I took off the fan that wasn't working on the old card, and I will be
MB>looking for a new fan to put on it, that is if I can find one that small.

Size please. A company here (www.altex.com) has many various
replacement fans of many sizes.

Jay

MB>CS> Norton anything is very difficult to uninstall.  I have had problems
MB>CS> uninstalling NSW and NAV where I had to run rnav2003 and symcln.  And as
MB>CS> I mentioned to August, even after doing that, I found and removed 35
MB>CS> left over registry entries.  I just can't imagine how removing NAV or
MB>CS> even leaving some of it behind could cause the problem you're
MB>CS> experiencing.

MB>I ran both of those as well and both never found anything. When I loaded up
MB>regedit I did a search for norton and found a bunch of references to it, so
I
MB>deleted them all. Then I went and did a search for symetic and found a bunch
MB>more entries and got rid of those as well. I rebooted a couple of times and
it
MB>does seem to be running faster now, but the pause is still there, just not
as
MB>noticable now like it was.

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