OP OP O oileruis Baseband Member Messages 68 Apr 12, 2005 #11 i dont think that the video card is the problem..coz i unpluged and try with a mx 440-64 , nvidia fx 5600u, and the integrated intel video card (64mb), also , my hdd is about 25% of capacity... ?!
i dont think that the video card is the problem..coz i unpluged and try with a mx 440-64 , nvidia fx 5600u, and the integrated intel video card (64mb), also , my hdd is about 25% of capacity... ?!
kboy Older But Wiser Messages 1,041 Location So. Cal Apr 13, 2005 #12 It's not the Video card, It's the utility that nvidia installs with the drivers and runs in the background. Mine did the same thing. Wortha check.
It's not the Video card, It's the utility that nvidia installs with the drivers and runs in the background. Mine did the same thing. Wortha check.
OP OP O oileruis Baseband Member Messages 68 Apr 13, 2005 #13 when i said that i proved with other video cards, i mean that i unistall all the utilities, drivers (run registry cleaners).... some idea
when i said that i proved with other video cards, i mean that i unistall all the utilities, drivers (run registry cleaners).... some idea
1 1badtech In Runtime Messages 103 Apr 15, 2005 #14 You might want to download one of those free trial defrag program to see if it helps.
Apokalipse Golden Master Messages 14,559 Location Melbourne, Australia Apr 16, 2005 #15 try deleting the prefetch in C:\windows\prefetch
S SkyHi Daemon Poster Messages 719 Apr 16, 2005 #16 Okay, try going to the command promt and typing: shutdown -s -f
