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Recent content by Namrepus221

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    Losing Audio Channels on A8N-SLI

    I"m proabbyl gonna grab a somewhat cheap card when I get the chance and use a set of USB headphones/mic for my work cause I'm sick of this. I'm only getting a single channel and I dont' ahve the scratch to get a new PC built fromt he ground up without having serious issues.
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    Losing Audio Channels on A8N-SLI

    Well Assuming that the soundcard on the board is dying... I need a new one. Can anyone suggest a good sound card for the budget minded that acctually WORKS with a microphone (I bought one at Staples and I literally had to scream to be heard above a whisper in Team Fortress 2) and has a Front...
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    Losing Audio Channels on A8N-SLI

    I've started to notice that my audio (in all my ports, even the front one for the headphones) has started shifting to the left for some reason. I'm running the audio directly off the motherboard (an ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe) I've tried messing with the balance in Windows. But for some reason the...
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    Code 12 on evga 680i SLi

    Well we got it fixed. EVGA said there was an issue with the chipset drivers. Which was then updated and stuff started working, we updated the BIOS as well to make sure. Thanks for all your help guys.
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    Code 12 on evga 680i SLi

    OK my brother just built a new PC and he's using an evga 680i SLi mobo. Intel Quad Core chipset (don't know the exact kind off by hand) Well his network adaptors are showing up as "Code 12" which of course means "not enough resources" We don't know why this is causing this. I've heard that...
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    Athlon X2 4200+ only using 1 core

    Tell me about it. It's really strange. Every other person who I've asked about this said that Windows automatically knew about the dual core without having any sort of major problem like this. Not even AMD could tell me that this might've been the problem, let alone acknowledging it as a...
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    Athlon X2 4200+ only using 1 core

    I GOT IT! I managed to find a program called "HALu" which automatically updates the HAL to the proper set up. I'm not running Dual Cores like I should!
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    Athlon X2 4200+ only using 1 core

    Updating the driver does nothing. It only shows "Standard PC" and "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC" nothing else.
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    Athlon X2 4200+ only using 1 core

    Has far as I know from what I've been able to read, the HAL type is incorrect. It shows "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC," as my computer, won't let me change it to anything else or update it. But according to microsoft's site
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    Athlon X2 4200+ only using 1 core

    I just checked MSConfig. There is no check box listed that states "detect hal" located where you say it is. This is all that is shown in the advanced tab. [ ] /MAXMEM [ ] /NUMPROC [ ] /PCILOCK [ ] /DEBUG ___[ ] /DEBUGPORT ___[ ] /BAUDRATE ___[ ] /CHANNEL
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    Athlon X2 4200+ only using 1 core

    Hmm... the Processor I bought from Newegg was an OEM processor... Think this would be the problem?
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    Athlon X2 4200+ only using 1 core

    I'd love to update to SP3...but I'm afraid of getting that neverending BSOD error I've heard alot about.
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    Athlon X2 4200+ only using 1 core

    Let's see I do update windows on a somewhat regular basis. But I really can't find what "revision" i'm running, but all my "system" thing will tell me is i'm running Windows XP Professional SP2 BIOS according to ASUSUpdate is as follows ASUS A8N-SLI DELUXE ACPI BIOS Revision 1805...
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    Athlon X2 4200+ only using 1 core

    I use a ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe motherboard. I upgraded to a dual core some months ago with a AMD Athlon x2 4200+ OEM I checked some of my settings recently... and I'm only using one core of the processor. CPU-Z shows I have an AMD Athlon X2 4200+, but it only shows a single core and thread...
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