JakeCourtney

Did you reset the cmos? Try getting it to start up with safe settings in BIOS.

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Are you 100% that you have compatible parts? How many beeps or is it consistent? No picture at all on screen?

It's probably spyware that refues to close. Run Ad-ware and remove some stuff from the startup to troubleshoot.

I would backup any important informaton ASAP. That hard drive shouldn't be making scraping noises or any metal-to-metal sounds. I would keep a close eye out on that hard-drive.

Both of those should work just fine.

Uh, it's hard to decide without knowing what interface. AGP, PCI, PCI 16x. I would go with a ATI 265MB 800XT.

Did you just move the hard-drive from the old computer to the new one without reformating? It would be best to install the OS on the hard-drive now that you've got a new MB. If it uses XP then it needs to recreate the HAL, so reinstalling the OS is …

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I'm thinking from the lack of information provided that it might have something to do with the power supply. There might have been something fail on the motherboard itself.

Uninstall iTunes, Uninstall Quicktime. Go on the net download the lastest version of Quicktime, then try reinstalling iTunes.

Either the power supply is not putting out enough power or something on the main board bit the dust.

Try adding some more RAM, or removing some processes by using the config utility. Also try running some spyware cleaners.

I'm just introducing myself. I'm Jake. I hope to contribute and maybe even learn a couple of things from the community here. Hello everyone.

I'd reinstall XP with a good clean disc. The installation might have gone through, but one of the files might of been corrupt.

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Yeah. It's true. If you need to recovery that stuff then you will need to purchase some software. There are no freeware programs that I know about. Sorry.

You have some options. The faster you get to them the better. Run a google search for some File Recovery software. I don't know of any freeware ones.