Recent content by Neven Lovrić

There are no Windows 2000 motherboard drivers on the HP site, and the search on Intels' site yields nothing useful.

Updated the BIOS, to no avail. However, after turning off SpeedStep in BIOS, everything works fine.

Fragmentation doesn't matter if there's almost no disk activity. There's nothing in the Application Event Log; but, there's everything in the System Event Log (1,000-something such events):

Well, I had a PIII @ 733 MHz with 256 MiB RAM for years and it never froze; but, that was without Service Pack 3. It has a 20 GB hard drive. I just checked Task Manager and the CPU load is never 100%; yet, it keeps freezing constantly. The battery is completely dead; I have now removed it, but...

256 MiB. It's all in the specs, the link to which I posted previously. It might be upgraded to 512 MiB, but the additional module has to be a 256-MiB PC100 module. It has to be Windows XP, because it's not for me. Its' speed is not the main problem: Windows keep freezing every few seconds for 1...

It's an HP OmniBook 4150B with the following non-standard specs: http://pastebin.com/rcCbyjby/

Solved. I placed two 8 - 9 mm planks beneath the laptop and now the temperature is usually 70-something °C. When I ran an AES, AES-Twofish, Serpent, AES-Twofish, Serpent-AES, Twofish-Serpent, AES-Twofish-Serpent, and Serpent-Twofish-AES encryption and decryption benchmark with TrueCrypt on 1 GiB...

Where can I get drivers for the Intel 82440BX/ZX motherboard for Windows XP 32-bit? I've tried searching, to no avail.

I had 8 GiB of memory in my HP Pavilion dv7-4110em XE287EA#BED working at 1,066 MHz because one of the 2 4-GiB memory modules had a maximum frequency of 1,066 MHz. Yesterday, I replaced that module with a 4-GiB module which can work at 1,333 MHz. So, now my 8 GiB of memory works at 1,333 MHz...