Intel Application Accelerator problem

[Codeguru]

Hi, I recently created a dual booting win 98/ win XP setup where 98 is on my C drive and XP is on my D drive. I have used intel application accelerator v2.3 for like 2 1/2 years now with 98 and for the past 2 weeks on XP. Everything was working great until a program I was running suddenly crashed, gave a quick blue screen, and from then on XP said it couldn't even start up in safe mode. So I deleted the windows directory on D, I renamed the program files directory on D, and totally reinstalled win XP back on D drive.

Now the problem is, whenever I try to install intel application accelerator on win XP the next time I reboot it will give me the quick blue screen that may give some reason it crashed but it never stays longer than 1/4 of a second to find out right at the loading screen. Then I reboot, use the last known good configuration, and it will work fine only without the IAA drivers installed. Does anyone have any clue how it could work with one completely clean install then stop working with another completely clean install? Any help is appreciated, my chipset really benefits from IAA...

Codeguru

PS- My XP is Home Edition
Intel p4 2.4ghz
1024megs DDR RAM
Geforce 5500 128 DDR RAM
Audigy Sound Card
Direct X 9.0c

If that helps at all.

[asa_sniper]

Howdy CodeGuru and Welcome to the site,


We can do this 2 ways.. First way is

Right click my computer..Click properties..The click the advanced tab..then click startup and recovery..Untick the box that says Auto restart..apply then reboot

The other way is right click my computer click manage...then look at the event viewer..Click the little + next to it. Now look into the system area and application area.. Look for red and yellow warnings in there. Let us know what they say.

[Codeguru]

Ok in application it says:

Warning, WinMgmt, no category, event 63, user SYSTEM

A provider, HiPerfCooker_v1, has been registered in the WMI namespace, Root\WMI, to use the LocalSystem account. This account is privileged and the provider may cause a security violation if it does not correctly impersonate user requests.

For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

In system it says:

Error, atapi, no category, event 25

The driver has detected a device with old or out-of-date firmware. The device will not be used.

For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

and that error appears twice...

Codeguru

[asa_sniper]

Ok getting somwhere

What type of cd dvd roms do you have?

[Codeguru]

My CD rom is: Sony DVD-Rom DDU1632. I believe it's 64x speed...

Codeguru

[asa_sniper]

Download and install the below program and see if it solves your problem..

http://www.totallydrivers.com/drivers/download-driver.asp?driver=21

[Codeguru]

Hah, thanks a ton. I can't believe XP would throw such a fit for almost nothing. At least now I know where to look when I get those quick blue screens. Thank you again for the help...

Codeguru

[Codeguru]

Hi, same problem again only now the driver won't install. I had some kind of error that just appeared one day when I shut down XP normally, I had to do a repair install and reinstall Intel Application Accelerator and now it is doing the same deal with the blue screen at loading. When I try to install the driver now it tells me it cannot create directory or access file, and I have no idea what that means unless it's trying to overwrite a read only file or directory but being that it is a setup program I don't know all of what it is doing. Any ideas?...

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