So, basicly, every time i start up PR and begin to play my computer produces that awefull beep of doom and my mouse stops working all together, it takes a restart to get it back.
Ive narrowed it down to about four causes
1. My computers over heating
2. My Mouse drivers are broken (unlikely its a plug and play mouse)
3. My motherboard (witch btw is 7 years old and is an AGP) is FUBAR
4. My HDD is over loaded and is putting to much strain on my processer making it in turn over heat and completely loose track of what its doing
Specs are:
3ghz P4
1gb RAM
Nvidea 7600gs AGP
Installed new PSU, ram and GC about 3 years ago now, its well out dated but being poor i cant afford much else.
Never had this problem before about 3 weeks ago.
Any help is much appreciated
Thanks in advance
RealPlay
EDIT: its not only happening in-game, according to my mum it happened this morning while doing the shoping, makes me think that its not over heating as she was only useing firefox
Droping mouse after 30mins
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UKrealplayER666
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Droping mouse after 30mins
Last edited by UKrealplayER666 on 2009-12-15 14:21, edited 1 time in total.
It's been a while, old friends
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Darkpowder
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Re: Droping mouse after 30mins
Do you have the same problems with PS/2 mice and USB mice?
Same problem with a different mouse?
It sounds like it could be your motherboard, with the controller for USB running hot perhaps. Check that you have good airflow, use HWMonitor to track CPU temps and that any headsinks that are cooling components are secure.
(don't forget the static strap)
Same problem with a different mouse?
It sounds like it could be your motherboard, with the controller for USB running hot perhaps. Check that you have good airflow, use HWMonitor to track CPU temps and that any headsinks that are cooling components are secure.
(don't forget the static strap)
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UKrealplayER666
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Re: Droping mouse after 30mins
I dont own a USB mouse to test it with, im using a PS/2 one atm, and i tryed another mouse and it still did it.[R-COM]Darkpowder wrote:Do you have the same problems with PS/2 mice and USB mice?
Same problem with a different mouse?
It sounds like it could be your motherboard, with the controller for USB running hot perhaps. Check that you have good airflow, use HWMonitor to track CPU temps and that any headsinks that are cooling components are secure.
(don't forget the static strap)
I hasnt actually done it since about a day after i posted the original thread, it seams to have gone back to normal, ill repost if it happens again
It's been a while, old friends

