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Emergency help: There are a lot of problems! I'm almost going crazy!!!!!

System configuration:
AMD 2000+
abit KV7 KT600
NV GF 5200
Kingston DDR333 256
ST380011A 80
Foxconn power supply

The computer has been used for two years

The day before yesterday, I thought the computer might be infected with a trojan horse, so I decided to reinstall the system winxp (sp2) (originally used win2003). Then the problem came:
After loading, it suddenly死机(automatically powered off) during the file copying process or died before the copying started. Once after copying was completed, when restarting, the problem appeared at the beginning of the XP installation screen, and a dialog box popped up


Serious error message:
"Error:
SXS.DLL
Error:
Installation Failed: G:\RTL\T386\ASMS. Error Massage:
The file of the component does not match the verification information in the component manifest.
Serious error:
A component that WINDOWS needs to continue installation cannot be installed. The file of the component does not match the verification information of the component manifest."

Or

Error:
SXS.DLL:
***

Error:
Installation Failed: H:\I386\asms. Error Message : The file of the component does not match the verification information in the component manifest

.



And other similar prompt messages, and then the installation can't go on. I checked online, and most answers were about the optical drive problem. When I changed my classmate's optical drives (two), the problem was still the same and not solved, or the timing or error occurred.

I once suspected the hard disk data cable, so I changed a new one, still the same. The memory was changed to another slot, still the same. Oh my god!

I used three different installation discs, and later tried to install win2003, still not working. So I suspected the hard disk problem. I took my hard disk to my classmate's computer to install, winxp couldn't be installed, win2003 was installed. Then connected the hard disk back to my computer, but it couldn't boot, the blue screen flashed quickly, and I couldn't see what the error message was clearly, oh my god.
I reinstalled 2003, and actually there was something like ("c00015") which I didn't remember exactly, anyway it was a blue screen error,
Reinstalling XP was the same. Speechless......

(In the meantime, the following error occurred:
CMOS checksum error -Default loaded
cpu is unworkable or has been changed. please recheck.
The problem was solved after changing the battery)


Finally, with an English installation disc, I finally installed the system, but new problems appeared:
Frequent死机: while using (sometimes after using for a while, or installing a certain software such as Kaspersky Lab or others, or opening several more web pages,...... Anyway, I'm speechless) it automatically powered off and shut down without restarting. To start again, I need to pull out the power cord and plug it in again to start. I KAO!!! Starting several more programs will also die. I just installed a few software now, and green software is okay.

Today, I wanted to install Office2003, and it died when it was about to write to the registry. I tried N times and it was still the same.郁闷啊......

I checked online, many people said it was the problem of the ABIT northbridge fan, ("The northbridge fan of NF7 is a big problem, many people have reflected that it's not good, especially easy to break" "Northbridge chip temperature is too high, and死机, try changing a fan")
I don't know if it's this problem, and I plan to change a fan.

There is also a "Secondary IDE channel no 80 conductor cable installed" in the startup detection information. What's the problem? Although the system can be started without dealing with it.


What on earth is the problem, power supply, hard disk, motherboard, memory or hardware compatibility problem? I hope the experts can give pointers. Thank you very much.

The owner is quite capable.
First, replace a hard disk data cable. Note that it should be an 80 - pin one.
After eliminating the hard disk data cable, the hard disk is the most likely cause. Don't mess around first. The immediate priority is to transfer the data in the hard disk.
That day when starting the computer, you heard the hard disk click... click... and then you went pale with fright....

“Secondary IDE channel no 80 conductor cable installed"
The secondary IDE channel has no 80-conductor cable installed (that is, the optical drive cable).
I don't understand whether the motherboard must have an 80-wire optical drive cable, or it is mistakenly considered that the data cable is not inserted properly. Check it again. If the prompt still appears, buy one. Anyway, 80-wire and 40-wire are only a few yuan different.

What the second floor said makes a bit of sense. Preparing to back up. Extremely depressed.

Last edited by dows on 2006-6-11 at 21:44 ]

No one knows what's going on??
The computer frequently suddenly shuts down and freezes
The memory, power supply, mainboard fan, hard drive data cable issues, and power supply voltage instability have been ruled out.
Shouldn't it be the CPU or graphics card problem??!!!
Could it be the mainboard? It's very troublesome!!!
Hard drive? How to determine it???

The red dot in Event Viewer/System means there are errors or warnings.

Maybe it's a motherboard issue. Check if the capacitors on the motherboard are burned out?

Run %SystemRoot%\system32\eventvwr.msc /s
As shown in the following figure

Last edited by dows on 2006-6-12 at 12:38 ]

Have you installed the motherboard drivers?

Redirecting the Documents and Settings Folder Causes "Event 7000"

Event ID:7000
Source:Service Control Manager
Description:The Service name service failed to start due to the following error:The account specified for this service is different from the account specified for other services running in the same process.

Cause:
If you move the "Documents and Settings" folder to a location that is not immediately accessible when the computer starts, these error messages may appear. For example, if you move the Documents and Settings folder to a volume mount point of a large volume group, these error messages will appear. When this problem occurs, services configured to run under a specific user account may fail to start.

Solution:
To resolve this issue, move the profile of the service account back to the system disk.

Last edited by fastslz on 2006-6-12 at 14:59 ]

It seems that the track 0 is damaged~~ Maybe only~~ Or there is a problem with the BIOS

Cause:
These error messages may occur if you move the "Documents and Settings" folder to a location that is not immediately accessible when the computer starts. For example, if you move the Documents and Settings folder to a volume mount point of a large volume group, these error messages will occur. When this problem occurs, services configured to run under a specific user account may fail to start.

Solution:
To resolve this problem, move the profile of the service account back to the system disk.

I didn't move the "Documents and Settings" folder, I just moved my documents to the F drive. I don't know if this has any impact.
Also, how to understand "Please move the profile of the service account back to the system disk"? How to operate?
Also, what does Event ID:7009 mean? Now I find that every time the computer freezes, 7000 and 7009 appear in pairs.

Last edited by dows on 2006-6-12 at 19:54 ]

Originally posted by electronixtar at 2006-6-12 17:17:
It seems that track 0 is bad~~ Maybe~~ Or there is a problem with the BIOS

"What's the matter with 'track 0 is bad'? Why does it go bad? How to determine it? How to solve it? Do you need to format the entire hard drive? What will be the consequences?
"How to determine 'there is a problem with the BIOS'? How to solve it?

Last edited by dows on 2006-6-12 at 19:58 ]

Originally posted by wl00560 at 2006-6-12 14:31:
Have you installed the mainboard drivers?

The mainboard drivers have been installed, but it wasn't successfully installed at one time. During the installation process, the computer once crashed. After replacing the power supply, it was installed successfully.

The reasons and solutions above are from Microsoft, which is a bit nonsensical. Generally, no one would redirect the Documents and Settings folder. Since an error occurs, it is estimated that the system has difficulty accessing the Documents and Settings folder. The reason for this difficulty may be that there are lost clusters on the hard disk. The problem is still on the hard disk.