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Do you have and amd processor? Quote:
some error messages and program terminations with AMD processors?
These problems are caused by the external processor cache. Please disable the external cache in the BIOS settings if the program runs unstable.
well as above i tryed going in to my bios and i can not find anything in there to turn off this does any one know how to this i dont know but it might work if i do this,
thanks guys
So shouldn't you be addressing these problems with BPM support?
As for your email problem - I believe that to be a profile corruption of sorts. try this
Sounds like you have got yourself reinfected from somewhere.
disable l1 and l2 cachesQuote:
Originally Posted by gonzo339
there is nothing in my bios i can go to,to turn them off? looked all through it!
and thanks for the email problem i had about 7 different viruses,AGV got 3 of them and then put the rest in a vault why didnt it delete them like the others?of the top of my head they were called dialer,s i think!
because it can't
If the file is in use, you have to stop the file being used before it can be deleted.
Sorry, I posted most of this before I saw the 2nd page, I edited out some of the stuff No noo already covered. I don't think it's a problem with the cache because it worked before. I'm assuming you haven't changed the bios settings when he reinstalled.
In my opinion it's not a problem with the program you are installing, or related to the spyware that you removed before you reformatted. If it was the program itself it wouldn't work fine on the desktop. By reformatting and reinstalling you removed whatever spyware you had. I'm assuming you didn't put anything back on the computer that would give you these headaches again. So, I'm guessing it's a configuration problem with your laptop.
The first place I'd look is in the device manager. Look for the obvious exclamation marks or question marks. If there are any then get the drivers installed correctly, or get the setting correctly set. If there are no obvious things jumping out at you, then I'd go to the website for your laptop. (www.toshiba.com for toshiba, www.dell.com for dell etc)
Look for a download section of updated drivers. If your laptop was not originally created for XP, then you may not have drivers for all the devices on your laptop. I'd look specifically for Audio devices and Codecs.
You should be able to go to programs>accessories>system tools> system information. If you could list off the system summary and possibly the components>sound device info, It'd go a long way towards helping me troubleshoot.
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Originally Posted by gonzo339