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dOm1naTOr
Wise Old Owl
If u choose vista, then how come the message from bios appear? Is it BSOD?
Or just appears after post. Does OS selection appear?
And does it happen in Vista only? Have u tried safe mode?
And is there ny warranty left for proccy nd mobo?
I think this is ur second thread for this. Sory u didn't get a solution for the last[same]. But u just need to bump that post, new thread was not necessary.
Or just appears after post. Does OS selection appear?
And does it happen in Vista only? Have u tried safe mode?
And is there ny warranty left for proccy nd mobo?
I think this is ur second thread for this. Sory u didn't get a solution for the last[same]. But u just need to bump that post, new thread was not necessary.
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vaibhavtek
Guest
wrong section. *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/realmad.gif *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/chris23.gif
debsuvra
is NOT a PC/Mac
Cool down dude, he is just a newbie here. *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/31a.gif
debsuvra
is NOT a PC/Mac
sorry guys ! I'm very new to this forum!!
and is there any process to change this thread in appropriate section
Yes! Call a mod here!
It is the job of a moderator. 
Rollercoaster
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most probably because of the advanced power management features of vista that manipulate cpu parameters. you mobo might not be able to reset the cpu params properly on a soft restart(like restart from vista)
you can try->
1. update ur bios
2. under vista you can try exploring the options at control panel>click change plan settings under ur selection>click change advanced power settings>scroll to Processor power management and set both minimum and maximum at 100%
3. under bios go to ur cpu paramenters page and choose standard values for everything or try resetting to default settings.
4. update to the latest motherboard drivers for vista
@everyone else - guys comeon. either post relevent stuff or not at all. there are already a overflow of idiot(read useless) bits on the net
you can try->
1. update ur bios
2. under vista you can try exploring the options at control panel>click change plan settings under ur selection>click change advanced power settings>scroll to Processor power management and set both minimum and maximum at 100%
3. under bios go to ur cpu paramenters page and choose standard values for everything or try resetting to default settings.
4. update to the latest motherboard drivers for vista
@everyone else - guys comeon. either post relevent stuff or not at all. there are already a overflow of idiot(read useless) bits on the net
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Rollercoaster
-The BlacKCoaT Operative-
^ glad to be of help.
affect of what? if u mean the power settings then the answer is no. none at all.
affect of what? if u mean the power settings then the answer is no. none at all.
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