Avatar billede fredand Forsker
06. september 2004 - 21:49 Der er 5 kommentarer og
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PC works with Linux but not with Win 2000

Hello!

I have wrote about this before and I think I have tried about 20 things.

But I would ask you what you think about this:

I reinstalled windows 2000 and the computer started to hang even more then before. So I gave up, I thought that it must be something wrong with the hardware.

But before I throwed it out the window a tried to install Linux Mandrake 8.0. I really thought I would get the same result, but belive it or not IT RUNS PERFECT.

Can it be something wrong with the windows 2000 cd? The install of windows 2000 vent without any problems. But when I start it it hangs after 1-10 minutes.

What do you think about it?

Fredrik

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I have tried the following:
1 Installed ServicePack 4
2 Deframent the harddrive svereal times.
3 Disk Clean up.
4 I have Run Error Nuker, Ad aware and Spybot.
5 Run the computer with out anything with exccept motherboard, harddrive and graphicscard. But the computer still hangs with out any other hardware.
6 Updated all drivers.
7 Updated BIOS.
8 Run MBM5 and check that the fan is working and that the CPU doesn't gooes over 51 celcius.
9 Updated Photoshop.
10 Renamed the photoshop pref file
11 Changed the scratch disk for Photoshop
12 Updated Windows file with sfc /scannow
13 Run with 256 MB Ram borrowed from a friend.
14 Tried to generate the error in safe mode, but PS will not start with less then 256 colors.
15 Run Microsoft Memory Diagnostics (standard and extended test) without any reports of errors.
16 Reseted the bios.
17 Icreased the pageing from 250Mb to 500Mb and the registry from 40Mb to 45Mb.
18 Scaned the disks with chkdsk = 0 bad sectors
19 Scaned with Seagates scan tool and received Result: Failed with critical Errors so I called Seagate and the told me that this was a common message at old harddeives and nothing to worry about. Bad sectors would be something to worry about but that is not the case.
20 Switch the paging file for Windows to an other partition
Avatar billede mrmox2 Nybegynder
06. september 2004 - 23:02 #1
if it cant run win2k it cant run windows - win2k is the most stable version ever
i have a few computers where i gave up windows, they only run linux without problems and freezes
it is not the windows CD, its windows *gg*
join mandrake club - thats the future. of course u could try changing hardware, but why bother if linux does the job. use mandrake 10
Avatar billede fredand Forsker
08. september 2004 - 18:29 #2
Hello!

Please give a svar so I can give you the points!

Fredrik
Avatar billede mrmox2 Nybegynder
09. september 2004 - 01:48 #3
no prob :-)
Avatar billede fredand Forsker
21. januar 2005 - 12:23 #4
Hello!
I acctually think that I have solved my mystery with my hanging computer.

My network card was installed too close to my graphics card so my guess is that my graphicscard got overheated. This happend boot with Win 2000 and Mandrake 10.1, but not with Mandrake 8.1.

Now I have changed the positions and got more air in between the cards and the computer has run for 30 minutes now without any hanging.

What do you think? Could it be that easy?

Best regards
Fredrik
Avatar billede mrmox2 Nybegynder
22. januar 2005 - 08:54 #5
it could - may be that mandrake 8.1 (or win95) not will need the same load on the graphics card
Avatar billede fredand Forsker
22. januar 2005 - 12:12 #6
Yes it possible may bee that!

Thanks mate!

Fredrik
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