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Warranty replacement, in short.
Help with bsod,think It's a hardware failure
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New #52
Impossible.It has 6 years in june
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New #54
I would like to do this,but I can't find a board withnthe same characteristics as this.The only boards I have found all are micro atx and the ram is ddr3,while mine is atx and ddr2
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New #56
Yes,I know.It is a bit stable becuse,the bsods now occur about 5 days since last fail.But I want to know how can i remove the intel inf updates
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New #57
Are you talking about the Windows updates? If so, go to Windows Updates and veiew update history and find them, and uninstall them.
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New #58
If you think it is software or drivers, try a clean install. Download your drivers from the motherboard manufacturer, I'm pretty sure they will be pretty old. Then do a clean install. Install your motherboard drivers, then just a few updates at a time and install no more until you are sure it is stable, then a few more. The same with installing programs. Do it slowly testing and giving it enough time to ensure it is stable. By doing it that way, you will find out which software or update is causing you trouble and you can uninstall it.
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New #59
Btw, in case you didn't know, just about every ATX case I know of will fit an Matx board. You will just have to re arrange the standoffs.
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New #60
No.I am saying that the intel chipset conroller when i updated it,when the computers power on it takes 3 minutes to windows to detect the usbs
Also I would find a second hand motherboard.It isn't reasonable to pay 70€ (approx 65$) to repair a computer which has 6 years old
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