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Try the HP disk formatting tool @ http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Hard-Disk-Utils/HP-USB-Disk-Storage-Format-Tool.shtml. May be it's helpful. Also try scanning your pc as well as the DataTraveler for any viruses and worms. If it is still impossible use the cmd.exe from the start menu and try...

refer this:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micro_stuttering i think it is the 5800 series and the driver optimization problems.

Hello there, AMD has tried to reduce the voltage requirements and power consumption of their modern processors through their Cool n Quiet Technology. As the cpu load decreases,the processor dynamically reduces the core voltage to reduce the power consumption which involves reducing the cpu...

i had the same problem that i could not get past the windows logo and could boot into the safe mode. My problem was with incorrect insertion into the slot.You simply need to insert the gpu in the slot and you can see that the card will hang a little bit from the slot.When i tried to use a screw...

you can easily overclock to 3.6Ghz most probably on your without much noise problem problems and upto 3.8Ghz with enough amount of noise. I recommend buying an aftermarket cooler if you want 4Ghz or above or when you feel your cpu is falling behind in performance. Else it is good to have the...

Did you make any recent hardware or software updates or installed any new hardware? if you added any new hardware kindly remove it. Or if it were any software upgrades we can restore your old system. First of all remove the motherboard battery/cell and replace it after few minutes. If you...

well it would be good to have 30amp on 12v rails and max 600watts unless you do SLI or CrossfireX for more than 2 gpus. Rest you can simply calculate from the site i already mentioned with upgrades in consideration. Dont forget that a good psu with 600watts should cater any future needs unless...

Do you see anything on the monitor? if you can't see any display but only hear beep from the hardware try these steps: Try removing your graphics card first. Try connecting to the onboard display adapter. Remove the battery for about few minutes and place it back. Try to boot. If you still...

Can you be more specific about your system configuration? See that your graphics card does not share that memory. Also make sure it is a x64 supportive OS on x64processor.

See this site: http://support.asus.com/PowerSupplyCalculator/PSCalculator.aspx?SLanguage=en-us What about future upgrades? Are you a gamer? A 450 or 500watts would be more than sufficient for the present config

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