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Roshambo
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OK, I just bought a brand new Abit kr7a MB and XP2000+ proc, 512MB RAM.
I have been plagued with problems since I installed it last Thursday. Here is the chain of events:
1) Once I installed the system, I went into the BIOS and set it for the XP2000+ (was no option, had to set things to 13X 133.) and whenever I rebooted after saving the BIOS, I would have to unplug the computer and wait for the light to go out in order for the system to boot... but once it did, everything was fine.
2) I tried plugging in my external zip100 drive, and it didn't autodetect it.. so I went to iomega and the website said that no drivers should be needed, but to download a certain set if you need to.. so I did, and installed it.. and then 1/2 of the time windows would get a blue screen on startup.
3) I decided to uninstall the iomega software, and then the blue screen came about more often, about 2/3 to 3/4 of the time now. I did a safe mode boot and found it was hanging on a file: iomdisk.sys
4) I decided that once I got into windows, I would rename the file to iomdisk_backup.sys, and see what happens... well got a blue screen again, and tried safemode. This time I got it hanging on mup.sys.
5) I tried rebooting about 20 times this morning, and got a blue screen each time.
Any ideas? Did I majorly mess up in renaming to iomdisk.sys? I assumed it was an iomega driver causing me problems...
Roshambo
I have been plagued with problems since I installed it last Thursday. Here is the chain of events:
1) Once I installed the system, I went into the BIOS and set it for the XP2000+ (was no option, had to set things to 13X 133.) and whenever I rebooted after saving the BIOS, I would have to unplug the computer and wait for the light to go out in order for the system to boot... but once it did, everything was fine.
2) I tried plugging in my external zip100 drive, and it didn't autodetect it.. so I went to iomega and the website said that no drivers should be needed, but to download a certain set if you need to.. so I did, and installed it.. and then 1/2 of the time windows would get a blue screen on startup.
3) I decided to uninstall the iomega software, and then the blue screen came about more often, about 2/3 to 3/4 of the time now. I did a safe mode boot and found it was hanging on a file: iomdisk.sys
4) I decided that once I got into windows, I would rename the file to iomdisk_backup.sys, and see what happens... well got a blue screen again, and tried safemode. This time I got it hanging on mup.sys.
5) I tried rebooting about 20 times this morning, and got a blue screen each time.
Any ideas? Did I majorly mess up in renaming to iomdisk.sys? I assumed it was an iomega driver causing me problems...
Roshambo