System requirements lab is wrong or smth? Games etc.... HELP!!!?
When I go to system req lab, and choose any of the games, like GTA IV, AC2, it says that my pc meets the recommended settings, but when I play the games, I have to play on the lowest settings to get decent FPS. Anybody knows what the **** is wrong? PC specs: Intel Core i3 @ 3.30Ghz 4GB RAM Nvidia Geforce 9400GT 512mb
Help my vista pc is showing something about a bios.?
it shows Phoenix trustedcore(tm) NB Copyright 1985-2005 phoenix technologies ltd. all rights reserved system bios version: V3.05b VGA BIOS Version: ATI UMA V008.050I.017.000.18675 CPU0 =AMD Athlon (tm) 64 x2 Dual-Core Processor TK-53 640 System RAM Passed 766M Extended RAM Passed 512 KB L2 Cache System BIOS shadowed Video Bios Shadowed ATAPI CD-ROM: Slimtype DVD A DS8A1P Dixed Disk 0: Mouse initialized ERROR 0200: Failure Fixed Disk 0 Press
Help!!! something wrong with the PC system ?
Download the missing file, just google the file (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=d3dx9_39.dll) After downloading it, put the file in the system32 map, it is located at C:\Windows\System32 Try running the game again. *Edit* I wanted to add that if it recently started to become a problem for you, then I would suggest checking for viruses also, do a full scan on your harddrive, and if my answer doesn't help you, make sure you FULLY re-install DirectX again from their own site. Good luck
PC help! Non-system Disk or disk error?????
come on now. non system disk or disk error - no boot record on disk. floppy disk is still in floppy drive. primary master disk hdd smart capability disabled: it's turned off. guess why. its trying to boot from a floppy. your 3 cd drives may have been hosed by power fluctuation, perhaps your power supply is crap. the internet runs slow sometimes; its system resources running out, users on parallel connections (cable internet,) distance from central hub (dsl,) time of day (everything) just take out the floppy disk. seriously.
When I start my computer it says "cmos settings wrong, date/time not set". What should I do?
Well, one of the major reasons for this message to appear on your computer is when you have a failing or failed CMOS battery and BIOS settings have been incorrectly set/tampered with. All you have to do is replace the CMOS battery with a new one. After that, if you are not familiar with the BIOS environment of your computer, you could change/adjust your computer date and time when you log in to Windows, that is, after your computer has boot to the Windows desktop. To change your computer date/time at this stage, you will have to click on the right end of the task bar and select date/time, to set/adjust your computer date/time. Hope it helps.
System won't boot - 4 long/continuous beeps - any help would be appreciated!?
This system will not boot. Instead I get 4 long beeps which repeat, which I think is what the Gigabyte mc manual says is continuous long beeps. Background suggests that this mb/cpu/memory config is not compatible, the mb or memory is defective, or I am doing something really wrong. This is the 2nd time this has happened. 1st time: I purchase the mb/memory/cpu new and install it in a different existing system with different disks, cd, power supply, and case. It never boots – I get the same 4 long beeps, which eventually become no beeps. I take it back to the retailer. They diagnose it as a bad CPU and give me a new one. 2nd time: I install the mb/memory with the new cpu in a different case with a all new parts as noted below: AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE AM3 Kingston KHX1600c9DcK2/8GX DDR GIGABYTE GA-880GM-UD2H AM3 MA (S/N: SN110940022595 THERMALTAKE TR2 600W POWER SUPPLY WESTERN DIGITAL 600GB VELOCIRAPTOR ASUS OEM PACKACKAGED DVD/CD Onboard video The system boots and runs but is unstable. I try to install a 64-bit version of Windows 7 professional but the system continues to crash during the install. I change the mb setup to “failsafe”. Windows 7 installs correctly. The motherboard software also installs correctly. I go on the Internet and purchase / download antivirus software (CA Antivirus Plus). The system crashes once or twice during the entire process. I run the Microsoft windows experience index utility just for fun. It works until it is in the disk drive portion. The system crashes at that point. Now it will not re-boot; instead I get the 4 long beeps which repeat, aka continuous long beeps I don't know where to go at this point - any direction would be very helpful
Please help me fix a problem on my computer.?
Today I was simply on the internet looking at Reddit, when I get this error message titled "Applaunch.exe - Application Error" at the top. In the body of the message it says "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000005). Click OK to close the application." If I click OK or close, it jsut pops back up again. Furthermore, when I tried to shutdown I immediately got a BlueScreen, and when i tried to so a system restore I got a glitchy flashing BlueScreen. Pleaasssseeee help me fix this :(