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    BSODs during Windows 7 Installation

    I actually tried that. It's a two ram set and I tried them one by one and switched places. One by one felt better at first, even managed to start the windows 7 installation but that was as far as it got. By the way the ram is G.Skill F3-10600CL9-2GBNT x2. Running at (9-9-9-24) with 1.5V. Tried...
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    BSODs during Windows 7 Installation

    There is no visible scar on MoBo, PSU gives correct voltages according to Bios values. I'm starting to think it may be overheating since the fans are running like crazy most of the time, and the cpu is generally at 55 °C. Sometimes fans doesn't run that fast, especially after waking up windows...
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    BSODs during Windows 7 Installation

    I only tested RAM for 3 hours or stopped after 4th pass. And the HDD isn't clicking. May it be the SATA controller on Motherboard? The HDD, at least the one I checked worked flawlessly on my other PC. Can't test the RAM there since it is a DDR2 machine.
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    BSODs during Windows 7 Installation

    Installed Windows 7 to one of the HDD by plugging it to another machine. Now the Windows 7 runs but getting BSODs occasionally.
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    BSODs during Windows 7 Installation

    I don't want to sound generic but my PC is throwing me random BSODs during Windows 7 Installation. I'm using a usb flash drive to install it and used it on many other PCs. Most of the BSODs are Page faults and some of them are PFN Corrput errors. Tested the RAM with memtest86 and got no error...
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    Beeping Problem

    Bumping this since there is no reply yet.
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    Software to remap keyboard keys to mouse buttons?

    Autohotkey can do that. Check it's manual.
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    Beeping Problem

    There is a beep sound coming from my speakers when I scroll down "too fast" or press "too many" keys. I observed scrolling on internet explorer (proper browser don't have this problem) pressing too many keys problem is observed as you can guess on every FPS game I play which involves pressing...
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    Beeping Problem

    I reposted this problem here. It's probably under correct category now. Please delete this one because I couldn't.
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    Hard drive with exclamation marks

    Switched cables and still the same. Repartitioned the drive and installed Ubuntu. The problem is still there, can't boot or read properly form that hard disk and it has exclamation marks at the end like: "ST3320620A! ! ! ! ! ! " on bios, post screen or boot menu selection via F8.
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    SATA drive spinning up yet not detected

    Sent the drives back and now they gave me new ones. So thread closed.
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    Hard drive with exclamation marks

    Hi. My pc starts the first time after being harshly shutdown and runs about some minutes before shutting down. After that I can't boot the pc to even post or even if I did I see the blinking char after the post screen. With checking during post details I see exclamation marks right after the...
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    In need of a good wireless mouse!

    Actually I felt the same too but never took it as much as a problem. And with a good mousepad the precision is really good for me.
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    SATA drive spinning up yet not detected

    The other hard disk is failing too, giving crc errors and it isn't completing chkdsk always stuck at %44. It is a Samsung HD502IJ. Event viewer shows The device, \Device\Harddisk1\DR1, has a bad block.
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    Turning PC On/Off/Reboot Remotely

    With Linux you can use cron and halt. Not really different.
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