either the motherboard or the power supply. These are the only other components I can think of that would cause memtest86 to error. I'm not familiar with that brand of psu. If you could check the voltages in BIOS (Hardware Monitor), that may help to identify...

Access - Event Viewer - "specified module could not be found / error 126" or when trying to start either service. 2. BIOS/restarts: "Hardware monitor found an error...press - to continue or - to edit settings." Within the BIOS h-ware is only the fan...

time I start my computer in the morning I get an error message during boot up. The message reads: Hardware Monitor found an Error. Enter Power Setup menu for details. When I enter the Bios setup and look at the Power Tab, I don't see anything set wrong....

Damn Sony!!! (I think!! :pt1cable: ) Umm, are you certain that the BIOS is not already happy? The first time you got the hardware error message and went into the BIOS, you may have effectively disabled the power fan monitoring. If you reboot the...

of cases I've found that the game just crashes to the desktop with no error message, which makes it frustrating. Hope this helps. I would go into the bios hardware monitor and check the reading for the cpu vcore. It should be about 1.6 volts. If it's any...

lot more fans, but that did not do the trick. I gave up and decided to try building a new computer from the ground up, only re-using the monitor and hard drives from the original (so I could copy my old stuff; I ordered a new hard drive for a fresh OS install,...

a stable 12v rail. Only an overclocker can make a computer into a convectional oven. I'd be surprised but who knows - how would I go about testing the PSU? Well you can go into your bios and go into your hardware monitor. All voltage rails need to be with...

hot my room is. The BIOS isnt good for reading temps coz the CPU is doing very little work. If the software temp reading is higher that sounds right coz the CPU is doing more work. That is a huge difference between CPU and case temp, my BIOS sometimes reports...

supply is the most likely cause, you can probably check the voltage levels in BIOS. Also, your board probably came with a hardware monitoring program. You're posting in a forum with class. It may be third class, but it's still class! The hardware monitor...

checked ram 3 times on 3 different sets of ram sticks, set fan speeds to maximum using AI Suite/Q-Fan/SpeedFan. This only varies the temperature 1 or 2 degrees in either direction. It doesn't seem to go over 63C. Several times in BIOS, hardware monitor has...