unfortunatly there isnt enough info on those logs to determine the trouble maker,i didnt say there will be rar/zip files there i said to zip/rar the files that are there which is a diffrent thing,as for the ide driver run nero infotool goto “configuration” tab and left click any ide channel and look down under “driver information” if its not microsoft then right click “my computer” and click “properties” goto hardware>>device manager expand “ide/atapi controllers” right click each ide channel and click “uninstall” when done restart and then windows should use the regular ms driver have another look at nero infotool after the restart
anyway if latest nero & removing all other burning softwares & removing lower/upper filters wont resolve the problem then check the hardware
a) see if the motherboard have bad capacitors here some examples
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=195
http://www.techimo.com/photo/showphoto.php/photo/6477/sort/1/cat/4
if thats the case just take it to some electronics repair shop to have the bad capacitors replaced, capacitors are cheap and the motherboard will likely work just fine after replacing em
b) power supply voltages & cpu temperature, get speedfan
http://www.almico.com/sfdownload.php take a screenshot
and use “manage attachments” button while doing the reply
c) ram ,get memtest86+
cd version burn it as image: http://www.memtest.org/download/1.60/memtest86+-1.60.iso.zip
floppy version:
http://www.memtest.org/download/1.60/memtest86+-1.60.floppy.zip
suposally bad ram adressees will be displayed in a red background
memtest runs constantly until you restart i suggest youll give it at least 7 passes
reasons for ram errors:
a) overclock ,when doing overclock ram speed goes up aswell as the cpu
so the ram may reach its limit or at least limit along with the current voltage
b) bios incompatbility with that specific ram,bios updating will resolve that
check bios version history on your motherboard manufacturer site to see if thats the case
c) ram timings too low ,set em higher but its better to use spd,if ram timing is set to spd bios will read & use the default manufacturer suggested timings from the ram module,of course recheck with memtest after each change
d) ram voltage defined too low , put it higher every time a bit more and recheck with memtest after each change,upto 2.8V is just fine above that it might toast it at least if your ram aint supporting a higher voltage
e) psu 3.3v voltage too low
f) motherboard incompatbility,check motherboard/ram manufacturer sites to know if that ram
g) ram plain bad but that isnt very common
