Boncuk
New Member
Hi all,
I had several MOBOs of the same kind (ASUS P5KPL-AM/PS), but obviously they are equipped with different chipsets.
CPU is an Intel duo core at 2.93GHz with 4GB of dual channel SDRAM at 800MHz.
Loading windows is a real PITA, since it takes about 15 minutes to get the system running stable with occasional hang-ups.
Although the new support DVD was started to update for the chipset the speed is almost the same - as fast as a sand dune in the Sahara.
Booting from the windows xp CD to repair the system the question for the administrator's name arises, but when installing xp initially no name was given or asked for an administrator.
After not typing in a valid administrator's name the system quits repairing.
What can be done to achieve normal windows loading speeds not more than one minute (max. two)?
Regards
Boncuk
I had several MOBOs of the same kind (ASUS P5KPL-AM/PS), but obviously they are equipped with different chipsets.
CPU is an Intel duo core at 2.93GHz with 4GB of dual channel SDRAM at 800MHz.
Loading windows is a real PITA, since it takes about 15 minutes to get the system running stable with occasional hang-ups.
Although the new support DVD was started to update for the chipset the speed is almost the same - as fast as a sand dune in the Sahara.
Booting from the windows xp CD to repair the system the question for the administrator's name arises, but when installing xp initially no name was given or asked for an administrator.
After not typing in a valid administrator's name the system quits repairing.
What can be done to achieve normal windows loading speeds not more than one minute (max. two)?
Regards
Boncuk