mijn comp loopt na een half uur counterstriken vast. niets wordt te warm, nieuwe drivers helpen niet.
ik heb een 3dprophet se op een abit be6-2
nou zegt www.geforcefaq.com dat het wel es zou kunnen liggen aan het feit dat veel hardware gebruik maakt van dezelfde irq.
ik heb dit gecontroleerd en inderdaad zitten de isdn kaart, de geluidskaart, de netwerkkaart, de 'mass storage controllers' (udma 66 shit) en de pci to usb host controller allemaal op irq 11
geforcefaq heeft hier een oplossing voor:
Q. I have Windows 2000 and all of my devices share the same IRQ, causing problems with my GeForce. How can I fix it?
This is a 'feature' of Windows 2000 - it uses ACPI in such a way that all devices share the same IRQ, usually 9 or 11. If you don't have problems, then leave it alone, but if you do get problems, use one of the procedures below:
This procedure, submitted by Steve Aucoin, will allow you to disable ACPI without reformatting:
Disable P&P OS and ACPI in your BIOS, if you can - if the option is not available try installing the latest BIOS update for your motherboard. You can get help with finding out what BIOS you need and instructions as to how to flash it at Wim's BIOS page
Reboot. Go to Control Panel - Hardware and double click on My Computer in the hardware manager.
You'll see ACPI - get into its properties and click to install another driver. When prompted, look under the Microsoft section and install the "Standard PC" driver.
Reboot. At this point Win2k will try and reinstall all devices on your system so install any drivers you are prompted for (have them all handy) and reboot. Finalise any drivers you may be prompted for on the 2nd boot and reboot again.
With all your drivers re-installed, take a look in hardware manager - and every device should have its own IRQ.
Be warned that this method is discouraged by Microsoft - see the note at the bottom of this Knowledge Base article.
You can press F7 during the portion of setup that displays the message to press F6 for adding SCSI drivers. This configures Setup to not try ACPI machine types. By doing so, you are not required to edit a file.
If for some reason the above procedure doesn't work, follow the following procedure, provided by Aaron Dierking, to disable ACPI from the outset.
Copy the i386 directory off the Windows 2000 CD onto your hard drive.
Go into the i386 directory on your HDD and find the txtsetup.sif. Open it with notepad.
Find the [ACPIOptions] section in the file. Below will be a setting for ACPIEnable - set it to 0.
Install Windows 2000 using your hard drive copy.
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heeft iemand hier ervaring mee of ideeen erover?
is er een andere manier waarop ik verschillende irq's uit kan delen?
ik heb een 3dprophet se op een abit be6-2
nou zegt www.geforcefaq.com dat het wel es zou kunnen liggen aan het feit dat veel hardware gebruik maakt van dezelfde irq.
ik heb dit gecontroleerd en inderdaad zitten de isdn kaart, de geluidskaart, de netwerkkaart, de 'mass storage controllers' (udma 66 shit) en de pci to usb host controller allemaal op irq 11
geforcefaq heeft hier een oplossing voor:
Q. I have Windows 2000 and all of my devices share the same IRQ, causing problems with my GeForce. How can I fix it?
This is a 'feature' of Windows 2000 - it uses ACPI in such a way that all devices share the same IRQ, usually 9 or 11. If you don't have problems, then leave it alone, but if you do get problems, use one of the procedures below:
This procedure, submitted by Steve Aucoin, will allow you to disable ACPI without reformatting:
Disable P&P OS and ACPI in your BIOS, if you can - if the option is not available try installing the latest BIOS update for your motherboard. You can get help with finding out what BIOS you need and instructions as to how to flash it at Wim's BIOS page
Reboot. Go to Control Panel - Hardware and double click on My Computer in the hardware manager.
You'll see ACPI - get into its properties and click to install another driver. When prompted, look under the Microsoft section and install the "Standard PC" driver.
Reboot. At this point Win2k will try and reinstall all devices on your system so install any drivers you are prompted for (have them all handy) and reboot. Finalise any drivers you may be prompted for on the 2nd boot and reboot again.
With all your drivers re-installed, take a look in hardware manager - and every device should have its own IRQ.
Be warned that this method is discouraged by Microsoft - see the note at the bottom of this Knowledge Base article.
You can press F7 during the portion of setup that displays the message to press F6 for adding SCSI drivers. This configures Setup to not try ACPI machine types. By doing so, you are not required to edit a file.
If for some reason the above procedure doesn't work, follow the following procedure, provided by Aaron Dierking, to disable ACPI from the outset.
Copy the i386 directory off the Windows 2000 CD onto your hard drive.
Go into the i386 directory on your HDD and find the txtsetup.sif. Open it with notepad.
Find the [ACPIOptions] section in the file. Below will be a setting for ACPIEnable - set it to 0.
Install Windows 2000 using your hard drive copy.
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heeft iemand hier ervaring mee of ideeen erover?
is er een andere manier waarop ik verschillende irq's uit kan delen?