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Reply 22 of 28, by vladr

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Well, very likely you have some hardware (or hardware setting) that doesn't give you EMS. Try disabling USB support from the BIOS.

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Reply 24 of 28, by eL_PuSHeR

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Press <DEL> key when screen instructs you to do so. You may need to keep pressing it repeatedly before windows starts. WARNING: Don't mess with bios values if you don't know what you are doing. If you feel confident enough, press F10 key and Y key after making changes.

Reply 25 of 28, by Snover

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Don't even bother, eL_PuSHeR. The number of questionmarks on that last message confirms to me that this person would never be able to touch their BIOS settings without completely fucking their computer. "Ooooh, I can make my CPU run at 2500MHz?!" (rated to run at 2000 for a REASON)

Yes, it’s my fault.

Reply 28 of 28, by vladr

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Yeah thanks a lot. And how could I disable USB support? I use a USB mouse!

Windows will deal with your mouse independently of the BIOS. BIOS USB support is only for compatibility with old DOS versions (i.e. not the ones Windows uses).

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