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Nedreplan
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I have a friend who I have been trying to help with a problem.
He has an AMD Duron 1.1 GHz with 256 Mb RAM
And the Mobo is a Chaintech with a VIA chipset (VT8363) with the latest 4in1 driver installed.
Geforce2 MX 200 64Mb (30.82)
300W PSU
SB Live
Fujitsu 40 Gb HDD
He is running Windows Xp Pro
With it he got a an Aopen 52x CD-ROM and a Samsung 16x CD-RW
The CD-ROM and CD-RW is connected to the same IDE.
(HDD seperate on its own)
When he puts in a CD in the CD-ROM it sometimes freezes-up..totally locks for him, and you can not even move the mouse. You have to push the reset button.
But if you run the CD's in the CD-RW-unit it works fine.
In the loggbook it says: "ACPI BIOS tries to read from a faulty I/O-address (0x71) which is in a protected addressinterval which belongs to 0x70 - 0x71. This can result in instability in the system". ( Lightly translated from swedish)
Has anyone any good idea how to tackle this problem??...
He has an AMD Duron 1.1 GHz with 256 Mb RAM
And the Mobo is a Chaintech with a VIA chipset (VT8363) with the latest 4in1 driver installed.
Geforce2 MX 200 64Mb (30.82)
300W PSU
SB Live
Fujitsu 40 Gb HDD
He is running Windows Xp Pro
With it he got a an Aopen 52x CD-ROM and a Samsung 16x CD-RW
The CD-ROM and CD-RW is connected to the same IDE.
(HDD seperate on its own)
When he puts in a CD in the CD-ROM it sometimes freezes-up..totally locks for him, and you can not even move the mouse. You have to push the reset button.
But if you run the CD's in the CD-RW-unit it works fine.
In the loggbook it says: "ACPI BIOS tries to read from a faulty I/O-address (0x71) which is in a protected addressinterval which belongs to 0x70 - 0x71. This can result in instability in the system". ( Lightly translated from swedish)
Has anyone any good idea how to tackle this problem??...