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Do not use the that hard drive, the power board is faulty on the drive running voltage back to the board. The motherboard controllers, and chipset could be fried.

Go in the bios and set everything to default, and set reset config to yes. You will probably need a bios update, or y2k fix for this one.

Try changing the refresh rate on your monitor

I would go with asus a7 333 with a via chip, and I would cool the chip, also make sure you have excellent cooling on the athon.

Is this a new drive or used one, because it sounds like a drive that is already formatted and partitoned with an OS that won't boot, due to an unconfigured drive in the bios.

I agree its a bad system battery.

Most vxd errors are from cards where an address conflicts. Make sure you have irq's that don't conflict.

Check for a jumper to unlock the bios, then remove password jumper and power up, then shut down and replace jumper. If you get in to the bios by which ever way it says, set bios to defaults. You can go from there.

Your processor was toasted somehow.

Repartition your drive over 2 gigs for fat 32. If it was me I would run 98SE on on this smaller drive.

Try upgrading a little more physical memory, its not all processor usage.

It sounds like a connection problem. Monitor cable could be bad.

Also make sure there is no antivirus program running in your bios, and install your drive as user with the exact specs.

You have a controller problem, change the cable to primary for your hard drive.