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That's exactly what I was thinking. I just wanted someone to reassure me. Thanks

I started up my computer the other day after being away for a couple of days (the computer was off while I was away) and when I tried to start it the monitor wasn't turned on. I put in a new graphics card and checked my bios to see if the system was running hot or anything and noticed that next...

Good idea. Thanks

I am able to explore the cd fine. I think I found out that the problem is the cd and its drivers are made for Windows XP whereas I have Windows XP-64 bit. I googled my problem and found a site with people who linked to drivers that worked for me. So I guess the problem is solved... hopefully...

I have not tried a different CD-ROM but other CD's have worked fine. Kind of annoying...

Sorry I meant to say that my memory wasn't pushed in far enough.

My computer did that to me once and I found that my memory was pushed in far enough. Sounds to me like that might be it.

Yeah I might be putting this in the wrong category but anyway here it goes. I put the CD in the computer and autoplay tries to start and it pops up an error saying cannot execute kernel mode driver service. My motherboard is an Asus K8V. I've tried opening the CD and installing the drivers...

I think that's probably what happened. Thanks for all the help.

I'm not sure what the problem was. I did what you said and unplugged some wires and the computer was working fine so I plugged in some new data wires and now it's up and running. Thanks for the help.

I just built my computer and I guess my problem is that when I turn on my computer it will shut off about a second later. I was worried it was my cpu but when I disconnected my DVD burner the computer started and went to the motherboard setup screen. Here are my specs: AMD 64 3200+ ASUS K8V...