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It is much better to do a full system power off when doing these things. Now, your computer will reinstall these when you reboot. Your BIOS is better at this than you are. Make sure all other PCI settings are on AUTO. Make sure you have graphics adapter selected as PCI if the option is available. No matter what, remove your graphics adapter and your wireless card using the Add/Remove option if available or under Control Panel/System. Try removing those devices under SYSTEM PROPERTIES and restarting. If anything to do with PCI, PCI bridge, PCI to ISA bridge or something like that is listed, it's probably a BIOS problem. Go to System Information under the System Tools menu (should be under Accessories) and find the Problem Devices option. It won't give the the most popular settings, but it will start your computer. Restart your computer, get into your BIOS and choose 'Load Fail Safe Defaults' or whatever it is called in your BIOS.
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Restart your computer again and see if everything works.
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Point your computer to the drivers on your hard drive. Restart your computer normally and go through the detected hardware junk. It is better than ISA (does anyone remember manually configuring COM channels and IRQ settings?.) PCI is still the poor sister of engineered design in computing, so it never really works as well as it is supposed to. Move your Wireless Card to the LAST slot. Move your PCI Graphics Card to the First PCI slot. Much easier than popping disks in and out. One sub-directory for each so you can point your system to it if they are needed. Make a Directory and just dump them into it. Get your drivers for the Graphics Card and the Wireless on your HDD. Sounds like you might have a COM or IRQ problem. Works great now.īut first let's try something simple. I just bought a 5200 myself, and had to reinstall PowerDVD to get it to play movies properly.