[PT]KoRn_Child

u said that changing firmware settings it is possible to hack the volume. I am able to access the firmware but what do I have to change? If anyone knows how please let me know... korn_child_rules@hotmail.com

I've tryied what u sugested it didn't work out. the computer still reboots. If u install windows Xp (without service pack) and later u install Service pack 2 in that case I think that the solution u gave could work. My windows xp comes with service pack 2 pre-installed. I suspect it has something to do with my motherboard.... I have 3 Hard Disks. At IDE 1 I have 2 Seagates "Barracuda" one of 120 gb (only one partition) and other of 80 GB (Master)(System partition and other for backups and other stuff). At IDE 2 I have a Seagate "Barracuda" 120 GB (only one partition) and a LG 4082B DVD-RAM drive (Master). One day I needed to test a friends disk to see if it was working properly... It didn't work. And when I connected my 120 gb at ide 2 back something strange happened. At the bios check there was 3 disks BUT after Windows finished boot sequence i Went to My Computer and there the 120 gb hd at ide 2 didn't appear. I go to disk manager, hardware properties and other places and i didn't found the disk. It simply vanished. So I thought that the disk wasn't well conected so I check the conection cables with the pc turned off and tried again. No results. So the first thought I had was to update my motherboard chipset drivers and thats what i did. I installed the updates and rebooted. Windows booted up and... BINGO! Problem solved. I installed sonicstage after this happened. And since I need the damn drivers to have the 3 disks conected at the same time i haven't uninstalled them just because of sonistage 'cause a the computer works great with every program I install except for sonicstage. The only possible solution I encounter here is format the c:\ drive and see what happens with a fresh copy of Winodws Xp SP2 Integrated. What do u guys think? Thanks a lot for all your posts

In fact there is no "error". I installed Windows Xp with integrated Sp2. 2 months later I tried to install Sonicstage and the install is always sucessful. The thing is that when I Try to Initiate the program my computer simply reboots. It happens the same thing when u press the reset button.

Look I don't get any error messages at the install. Are u sure this will resolve the problem?

Look i've seen the logs and checked out the error at windows support it says that the error was caused by a device driver the problem is that they were unable to determine wich driver is causing this.... if Sonic Stage worked before it has to work on a fresh copy of this windows xp sp2... So what I'm going to do when I have the time is to format the HD and install Windows XP SP2. If it works cool if not I have to use another program that do the same thing. The problem is that I haven't heard about one thats identical to Sonic Stage except Simple Burner. But Simple burner doesn't go get the files from the HD. It only rips Cd's to MD's. thanks

I forgot to mention that this screenshot was done on a school PC. You're french?

[attachmentid=213] I have Norton Internet Security 2005 and I runned Norton AV 2005 on all hd drives no virus found. I tried a memory test and everythings cool. I haven't checked the events watcher yet but later today I'll do that cause now i'm at school. I only had time to do the memory test and virus check. about the option I deactivated was this one on the screenshot.

I found the panel forget about the screenshot. I deactivated the reboot option in case of error and now I get a Blue Screen with an error message. It says that its a memory error. but how come this error can ocur if I have 768 MB of ram????? I am starting to become desperate about this shitty error...

interesting theory but how do i do it? can u post a screenshot of the panel? thanks in advance

I've uninstalled ss 2.3 and tried ss 3.1 no luck again . To do the uninstalation I use a great program named Your Uninstaller 2004. This program starts the program uninstalation executable of the program u want to uninstall either the uninstalation isn't/is sucessful He erases all the registry settings left by the program. and clears the directory he was installed in. I updated my Xp today and still it doesn't work. I've e-mailed sony about the problem and i'm waiting for an answear. Cyberlink Power DVD works great on my PC and I think it hasn't anything to do with the ss problem cause when I installed Cyberlink Power DVD ss already had this problem. Thanks again

hum.. I don't have any cd in the drive BUT I have a lot of Virtual Drives.... It still doesn't work... I disabled all virtual drives... Thanks anyway. by the way i forgot to mention that i don't have any fddshow codec pack installed but I have Ciberlink PowerDVD...

Hi. I've installed SonicStage 2.3 on Windows Xp pro (no sp) and it worked great. It runned without any convertion probs etc. Simply perfect. I had to update my Xp. So I format the c:\ drive and installed Windows Xp Pro with Service Pack 2 included. Everything works great on my Pc except SonicStage ... It installs normaly but when I try to start the program my pc craches after the initialization... dunno why but it really sucks. I've already tried all SonicStage versions avaiable. This is really shitty 'cause i can't get any songs to my NetMD. I haven't connected my NETMD to my PC. Because of this problem, i'm scared of getting my netmd "on fire" lol I have a P4 3Ghz 768 Mb Ram Radeon 9600 XT 256MB 320 Gb Of HD Any solutions? Thanks in Advance