RhysAndrews
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Hi guys!
This new system finally got working nicely and I've found 2 more problems... one I didn't pay attention to but now I understand how it works and so i'ts more of a problem, and the other I only just got this morning and though it's not doing it anymore i did nothing to fix it so it may come back.
1. This morning, when I logged in, I got a termination error - for winlogon.exe; Some memory location could not be "written". Now, if I click OK to terminate it switches my start-bar to the classic bar, and assumedly it forgets my logon information (if I click START it replaces Administrator's Pictures with ##'s Pictures), and after about 5 seconds it locks up and shows me a stop error which I didn't manage to record - something just to do with the termination of the windows logon.
The thing is, if I don't click anything, the computer ran fine while the message-box was just there, in the way. I restarted a few times, got the same problem, and then turned it off and back on again and at the moment it's working ok. But perhaps I could get a solution or some ideas for future reference?
2. Both mine and my brothers almost-identical new computer, we've had some issues with our SATA layout. We both have a Gigabyte GA-M68SM-L2 mobo. I only need the one SATA hard-drive in, and it works fine when it boots. However, whenever I turn on the computer I get a disk boot error after the DMI pooling - and all I have to do is reset the computer and it'll boot fine again - it's just when I first turn on the computer. Why is this? It's rather strange.
My brothers issues are more in-depth - the mobo just stops on different parts of the booting process (like after drives are detected, or after DMI pool, or with a boot error, etc) at different times, and he needs to have 4 SATA Hard-drives in there at once - 1 to boot 3 as storage.
Thanks guys
-Rhys
This new system finally got working nicely and I've found 2 more problems... one I didn't pay attention to but now I understand how it works and so i'ts more of a problem, and the other I only just got this morning and though it's not doing it anymore i did nothing to fix it so it may come back.
1. This morning, when I logged in, I got a termination error - for winlogon.exe; Some memory location could not be "written". Now, if I click OK to terminate it switches my start-bar to the classic bar, and assumedly it forgets my logon information (if I click START it replaces Administrator's Pictures with ##'s Pictures), and after about 5 seconds it locks up and shows me a stop error which I didn't manage to record - something just to do with the termination of the windows logon.
The thing is, if I don't click anything, the computer ran fine while the message-box was just there, in the way. I restarted a few times, got the same problem, and then turned it off and back on again and at the moment it's working ok. But perhaps I could get a solution or some ideas for future reference?
2. Both mine and my brothers almost-identical new computer, we've had some issues with our SATA layout. We both have a Gigabyte GA-M68SM-L2 mobo. I only need the one SATA hard-drive in, and it works fine when it boots. However, whenever I turn on the computer I get a disk boot error after the DMI pooling - and all I have to do is reset the computer and it'll boot fine again - it's just when I first turn on the computer. Why is this? It's rather strange.
My brothers issues are more in-depth - the mobo just stops on different parts of the booting process (like after drives are detected, or after DMI pool, or with a boot error, etc) at different times, and he needs to have 4 SATA Hard-drives in there at once - 1 to boot 3 as storage.
Thanks guys
-Rhys
