BIOS Updates forum

Okay, I have found the cause for windows code 10. The probelem is in the BIOS. Here are the steps i used: Enter BIOS setup screen, highlight PNP/PCI Configuration, then highlight PNP OS installed change "No" to "Yes". This is how i got my hardware back up and running.

Is your motherboard a ASUS PTGD1-LA Socket 775 ATX MB w/P4 3.4GHz ? Please go to the link below and tell me if this is your motherboard.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/gene ... =c00208497

Yes all of my drivers are up to date, but my USB port card is a pci 2.1 cards. I dont understand why isnt it working.

But the devices worked before i reformatted my harddrive. I reformatted my harddrive because of a Bios update that Jan made. Could the Bios update affect the add in cards?

The addin cards are PCI 2.2, but they have been working in my computer before i reformatted my harddrive.

My motherboard does have the PCI 2.1 slots.

how can i identify which pci version i have?

I have 2 ethernet adapters (one wired and one wireless) and one USB adapter. In windows xp professional, it comes up with the error code 10 (the device failed to start). I have tested these PCI devices in another computer and they work fine. My mother board is a Biostar M5ATC motherboard, I updated ...

okay, thanks KURIAKI, and KachiWachi.

Is there a write protect jumper on the Biostar M5ATC motherboard?

Okay, Can anyone give the right flash utility to flash my BIOS. And can anyone could tell me how to flash the BIOS?

RobertR.

Thanks Jan. But i do not have the (+) series processor. Will the patch still work?

RobertR.

How do i check if my CPU is correctly setup?

Thanks for the help guys!!!

So BIOS may be showing 400 MHz but it is actually running at 500MHz?