first u said u didnt change any settings and now ur saying u have the cpu running at 1,100mhz, you have to have changed the settings to get it running at 1,100mhz that could be why ur getting the error message
woowoo
first u said u didnt change any settings and now ur saying u have the cpu running at 1,100mhz, you have to have changed the settings to get it running at 1,100mhz that could be why ur getting the error message
Big Dawg
Ok when I went right into the bios it had it running at 100X11. Its still there I have changed NOTHING. It was set to 1100. I dont know why it didnt autodetect to put it on 1.8 or w/e it runs on but it didnt.
I have my HDD and my CD-RW on the same IDE controller. The master is connected to the HDD and the CD-RW is connected to the Slave...Is that bad?
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woowoo
Are they both on the ends of the IDE cables and both set to master on the jumper? If so then it should be fine.Originally posted by bigdawgfoxx@27 December 2003 - 23:20
I have my HDD and my CD-RW on the same IDE controller. The master is connected to the HDD and the CD-RW is connected to the Slave...Is that bad?
Big Dawg
There on the same cord...so they cant both be at the ends. I have one cord with 2 spots. The master spot is on the HDD and the slave spot is on the CD-RW. Should they be on diff cords completley or what? I just dont know why I'm getting that stop message.
Maybe I could format C: before I put it into my new computer.
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woowoo
oh sorry i thought u said u have them on different ide cables sorry im too tired to read. U could try formatting it on ur other computer maybe it will work...
Big Dawg
Maybe...But then if it dont then there too much shit to do to get it back to running on THIS computer even to talk to yall..ugh.
CLOCKER, VB...get over here lol
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If I were you I would put the IDE hard drive on its own controller. I don't know about your mobo, but with Dell's proprietary mobo, it has the IDE and CD drives on completely different cables on the motherboard.
NO! Haven't we already expalined why this won't work?Originally posted by ROSSCO_2003@28 December 2003 - 00:27
could try formatting it on ur other computer maybe it will work...
Man you really have ADD, don't you?
Big Dawg
Yeah, thats how my dell is. I just dont think that affects why I'm getting the damn stop error.
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Big Dawg
NO! Haven't we already expalined why this won't work?Originally posted by adamp2p+27 December 2003 - 17:32--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (adamp2p @ 27 December 2003 - 17:32)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-ROSSCO_2003@28 December 2003 - 00:27
could try formatting it on ur other computer maybe it will work...
Man you really have ADD, don't you? [/b][/quote]
I didnt say that...rossco did. And I dont remember you telling me why it wouldnt work either.
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