Glucodrome...

Hello All! I caught a pretty good subject. For a whole week (even more) I gave up on everything and sat during the day and at night with the computer. It all started with the fact that Windows began to glitch. After reinstallation, everything worked fine for a while, then glitches appeared again. The main one is a wibdows registry error, etc., etc. Checked the screw Scandisk - it turned out that the fat table was full of errors. I copied all the information to Another screw, I formatted my own. Then I copied everything back, but on startup programs it turned out that my files were broken... Here begins the second stage of my understanding of the subject. When comparing files on hard drive 1 and hard drive 2 (from which this file was just copied) It turned out that the contents of the files are slightly different. And a little bit: out of 128 a megabyte, for example, is about 20-30 bytes. Moreover, all the differences were located at the address xxxxxEE0-xxxxxFFF. The senior rank has always been different. Changed memory. The same. I changed the cord from ATA-66 to ATA-33. The same. Changed the processor. Removed acceleration speed (from 713 to native 633) is the same. Changed the board to identical (with a different, earlier BIOS version) - the same thing! Checked on different hard drives, with Millenium and 98 operating systems - the same garbage. Got everything out cards... The third stage of awareness. It turned out that if you remove all USB devices, then the glitch stops. However, only for a while. It doesn’t matter if it’s installedWhether there is a device driver - the main thing is that the cord is inserted into a working device. When installing a PCI USB card, the same garbage... In general, this is what I came to: USB cannot live on my computer. If you delete USB device driver from Windows - then the glitches stop completely. True, not I understand how the USB scanner worked for about 3 months: maybe the data spoiled and I didn’t notice it? Now I have a general feeling that USB is buggy everyone has. It's just that no one notices it... P.S. I'll have to upgrade the board... Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/1512 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru ICQ: 144932679

Press RESET immediately, Vlad Sotnikov! On Tue, 19 Oct 04 13:36:49 +0400, Vlad Sotnikov wrote: VS> When installing a PCI USB card, the same garbage... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ VS> P.S. You'll have to upgrade the board... You'll have to upgrade windows to 2003.

*** Regarding the letter found in the echo MY_MAIL Hello Kirill! October 20, 2004 (it was 03:01 then) Kirill Frolov in his letter to Vlad Sotnikov wrote: VS>> When installing a PCI USB card, the same garbage... KF> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ So what? A USB controller board that plugs into the PCI bus. I of course I could try to remember its correct name - something like IEEE, but I I don’t remember exactly, and I don’t want to write something that I’m not sure about... VS>> P.S. You'll have to upgrade the board... KF> You'll have to upgrade windows to 2003. I don't want to. I got used to linoleum :) Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/1512 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru ICQ: 144932679

Press RESET immediately, Vlad Sotnikov! On Thu, 21 Oct 04 02:54:30 +0400, Vlad Sotnikov wrote: VS> Well, what? A USB controller board that plugs into the PCI bus. I VS> of course I could try to remember its correct name - something like VS> IEEE, but I got it IEEE is an international consortium of some kind for standardization something around and around everything electrical. On your card, or somewhere else, just the standard number is indicated. In fact, in the first approximation, this is the same as GOST. VS>>> P.S. You'll have to upgrade the board... KF>> You'll have to upgrade windows to 2003. VS> I don't want to. I got used to linoleum :) And I'm on Debian, which allows me to update Windows at least every day...

Peace to your home, /_Vlad!/_ _October 19, 2004_, *_Vlad Sotnikov*_ wrote to *_All*_: [SKIP] VS> In general, this is what I came to: USB cannot live on my computer. VS> If you remove the USB device driver from Windows, then there are complete glitches VS> are terminated. True, I don’t understand how it worked for me for about 3 months VS> USB scanner: maybe the data was corrupted and I didn’t notice it? Now VS> I generally feel like USB is buggy for everyone. It's just that no one does it VS> notices... Yes, indeed, I didn't notice. I've been using USB for a long time (scanner, Flash, etc.) WinXP has been installed for more than half a year and everything is OK. Glitches, gradually increasing unnoticed. You write what kind of glands you have... We'll write again /_Vlad!/_!

Hello, Alexander! December 09, 2004 (it was 14:19 then) Aleksander Kudelya in his letter to Vlad Sotnikov wrote: VS>> In general, this is what I came to: USB cannot live on my computer. VS>> If you remove the USB device driver from Windows, then there are complete glitches VS>> are terminated. True, I don’t understand how I have about 3 months VS>> the USB scanner was working: maybe the data was corrupted, but I didn’t notice it? VS>> Now I generally have the feeling that USB is buggy for everyone. Just nobody VS>> doesn't notice this... AK> Yes, indeed, I didn’t notice. I've been using USB for a long time (scanner, AK> Flash, etc.) WinXP has been installed for more than half a year and everything is OK. Glukov, AK> gradually increasing unnoticed. You write what kind of glands you have... Installed XP - the glitches disappeared. So you probably won't notice it... Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/1512 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru ICQ: 144932679