New Build Hangs

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Matt Newman

Hi Guys

A new PC build, consisting of ABIT IC7-MAX3 Mobo, P4 3.2Ghz (800Mhz), 2 x
512MB DDR400 RAM dual channel, Win xp Pro, Asus V8200 T2 64MB graphics, 2 x
80GB Maxtor SATA HDD (6l080J4) set as Raid 0 array (on SATA ports 1 and 2).

I configured the Raid ) array, formatted and installed WinXP Pro, and then
all the drivers from my CDs (Mobo, Graphics, Modem). Then I loaded XP
Service Pack 1 from the microsoft disk. All was OK.I set up my internet
connection, but did not go online.
I then loaded Norton System Works 2004, then updated the virus definitions
etc in full. All was still OK and did a bit of browsing.... nothing extreme,
hotmail, dabs and renault sites .

Then I tried to run Messenger, added my hotmail address, and downloaded the
update.

Ever since then I find the system randomly hangs (no mouse movement,
numberlock on keyboard does not work, screen frozen) when I use the dial up
connection, IE6, or sometime OE6. The system requires a reboot through the
reset switch.

I carried out a thorough virus check, with nothing found.

This is nearly a dream system (graphics to upgrade shortly) but as I cant
browse its driving me mad. I really do use messenger.

Has anyone any ideas?? Please help!!

TVM in advance

Matty
 
Send that computer over to my house and i'll be sure to fix it for you...
 
Many a complaint in these newsgroups are from people that had problems after
installing Norton. You might want to uninstall it.
 
no argument there but just for reference, I am running an IC7-G with a 2.8c
at 244, stock voltage, 1 gig or ram running at 2, 5, 2, 2 and I run the full
Norton suite and have no problems.

--

Thomas Geery
Network+ certified

ftp://geerynet.d2g.com
ftp://68.98.180.8 Abit Mirror <----- Cable modem IP
This IP is dynamic so it *could* change!...
over 120,000 FTP users served!
^^^^^^^
 

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