Grasmuis
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Do you have the latest bios? I had the same problem with server 2012 R2 and the bois update fix it.
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Do you have the latest bios? I had the same problem with server 2012 R2 and the bois update fix it.
where can I get it from?
Grasmuis
Senior Member
Thanks and is it compatible with the n36l?
Grasmuis
Senior Member
Not sure, I have installed it on my N40l.
http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=MTX_57720d956df94dfcbaa0e28256#tab1
CodeMaster
Expert Member
Nimz , you need to update the BIOS. It's the NIC that's causing the problem.
Grasmuis
Senior Member
Maybe try another flash drive?
This is with a new flash drive
How many files are supposed to be on the flash? I see 2 on it
Grasmuis
Senior Member
You should have 14 files on the flash drive.
Run the setup file and browse to C:\SWSetup\SP64420\USB Key\ and run the HPQUSB.exe
Once its done you should have 14 files on the drive. Make sure your folder settings is set to display hidden and system files.
I followed your instructions and still there is less than 14 items
Edit: Finally got the Bios updated and it only needed the files above
Now to see if the 8.1 upgrade goes through smoothly and to get rid of that AHCI error
Thanks for the help guys
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After installing a fresh copy of Windows 8.1, i'm still having the issue of video stuttering
What else could be wrong?
Could that AHCI error also be a cause?
GPU? More RAM?
Annoyed as I spent the entire past weekend reinstalling and setting up only to have the same issue
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HP Proliant Microserver N36L
Windows 8.1
Nvidia Geforce G210
4GB RAM
What else could be wrong?
Could that AHCI error also be a cause?
GPU? More RAM?
Annoyed as I spent the entire past weekend reinstalling and setting up only to have the same issue
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HP Proliant Microserver N36L
Windows 8.1
Nvidia Geforce G210
4GB RAM
CodeMaster
Expert Member
Open Task Manager, click the CPU header to sort by CPU usage and then post screenshot.
Something may be hogging processor.
Something may be hogging processor.
CodeMaster
Expert Member
Tiworker.exe is a known problem module. Maybe start with suggestion from here - http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...orkerexe/69b54d4d-ecb0-456a-a2c2-8b3deb211af6
CodeMaster
Expert Member
So my GPU is acting up again and hitting temps of over 100°c 
I think it's finally fried, and time to replace!
It's an ASUS Nvidia GT210 actively cooled card, but what can I replace it with?
Should I stick with Nvidia, or shoud I rather use AMD Radeon?
Do the passively cooled cards run cool enough?
Any suggestions?
Any thoughts on this card - EVGA GeForce GT 730 (LP) @ NIVO for R849.00?
I think it's finally fried, and time to replace!
It's an ASUS Nvidia GT210 actively cooled card, but what can I replace it with?
Should I stick with Nvidia, or shoud I rather use AMD Radeon?
Do the passively cooled cards run cool enough?
Any suggestions?
Any thoughts on this card - EVGA GeForce GT 730 (LP) @ NIVO for R849.00?
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D4N
Expert Member
Get a 5450 or 6450
Aquadyne
Expert Member
Good price that. Yes, it will help performance immensely, coupled with max ram.