Mike
January 6th 04, 07:34 PM
Hey, thanks for giving this a shot. I have an ASUS P4PE
and video by Trident. Do you think this could be it?
>-----Original Message-----
>Do you have a Asus V9520 Home Theatre card installed?
>Could be the old drivers were not completely
uninstalled.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have not ever posted a question on these boards and
>failed to get a response...until now. I am not sure if
I
>have been posting my question on the wrong board or if I
>have managed to stump the resident experts. I am going
>to give it one more try.
>>
>>For some unknown reason, I am now getting two error
>messages about 3/4 of the way through the boot process.
>The first appears in a small window titled "AsmiHwlo",
>and the error message in the dialog box is, "Can't open
>kernel driver asLM75.sys". There is one button, "OK",
>and when I press it, a second tiny window opens
>titled, "AsGetDmi", and the error message in the box
>is, "Can't load AsmiHwIo.dll". It also has a
single "OK"
>button. Does anyone have a clue why I am getting these
>and how to correct the condition? Are these Windows
>files or part of some other product, and how do I tell
>the difference? Thanks.
>>.
>>
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>
and video by Trident. Do you think this could be it?
>-----Original Message-----
>Do you have a Asus V9520 Home Theatre card installed?
>Could be the old drivers were not completely
uninstalled.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have not ever posted a question on these boards and
>failed to get a response...until now. I am not sure if
I
>have been posting my question on the wrong board or if I
>have managed to stump the resident experts. I am going
>to give it one more try.
>>
>>For some unknown reason, I am now getting two error
>messages about 3/4 of the way through the boot process.
>The first appears in a small window titled "AsmiHwlo",
>and the error message in the dialog box is, "Can't open
>kernel driver asLM75.sys". There is one button, "OK",
>and when I press it, a second tiny window opens
>titled, "AsGetDmi", and the error message in the box
>is, "Can't load AsmiHwIo.dll". It also has a
single "OK"
>button. Does anyone have a clue why I am getting these
>and how to correct the condition? Are these Windows
>files or part of some other product, and how do I tell
>the difference? Thanks.
>>.
>>
>.
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