I received another Debugging Code... AA

[Xtreme-Performa]

Appearantly I went into a safe mode and checked that the ASUS CD of chipset is the conflict... Xeon processor E5 is conflicting with another Xeon processor E5 when I reinstalled it. That's why it's not showing me any screen on my monitor just a black screen. Otherwise it was doing great except I also had another incident. I installed a EVGA OC 560 TI graphics Card and when I installed the drivers it gave me a black screen and also gave me the same message which is AA debugging code.

But otherwise I'm impressed with the Asus Rampage IV motherboard... even though it's an open box item I got for Amazon.com I still would recommend it it's the best motherboard I got so far. Especially the BIOS looked impressive it showed me all the detail of my PC and can overclock it optionally... I'd overclock it but I got a Darkfleet Antec has about 7 fans so I'm not sure if I should overclock it once I find a solution for my debugging graphic driver conflict.

I also had a problem first time I installed the EVGA graphic card when I installed the drivers and Direct X 11 or was it 15 version the PC crashed... It said something about the screen cannot handle largescale screen. I had it around 1024x768 I recall but I used my old TV screen which is a 32 inch Ovelia generic HDTV w/ LCD and a VGA plug in... I use the mini HDMI converter instead of using VGA converter from ASUS rampage IV because I wanted to see the difference on the EVGA that I can use a HDMI outlet... I also purchased a Samsung Blu-Ray internal half drive. Because I wanted to play Blu-Ray Movies but it's too bad Microsoft and other companies doesn't have Blu-ray PC video games like PS3 has Final Fantasy 13 and it said on the Blu-ray disc of Final Fantasy 13 it inlcudes the Blu-ray logo... To show it plays on high def Blu-ray disc...

It would be sweet if Diablo III was on Blu-ray Disc then we surely could play Diablo III similar to PS3 3D blu-ray on blu-ray engine for graphics for PC... especially on Diablo III and all kinds of PC video games.

[Xtreme-Performa]

And thank you HiVizman and 8 Pack for previous help... Also can anyone tell me if there's a software for deleting hard drives? I purchased this software in OfficeMax over the counter... it works greate erasing hard drive when you restart PC. It's sad to say it doesn't work on Win 7 OS...

It's called Drive Erase Pro, and it works fantastically on XP version, it erases hard drive with multiple passes and it's recommended for U.S. Department of Defense to erase hard drives 4 passes is the U.S. DoD's recommendation but I clicked the custom and it did say you can go up to 100 passes... I used this software on my Hitachi 1 TB internal hard drive... but is there a side effects to erasing harddrive multiple times? Because it did say it erases everything in your hard drive including viruses etc...

It said it's "Ideal for restoring a system after virus or spyware damages.,," It was great for my XP PC for Dell... I had a weird virus called microsoft 2012 were I had 12 viruses and it overrided my anti-virus program and demanded me to use credit card to pay microsoft to fix the problem.

I think I downloaded a update for my Win XP PC... Since I only use Dell SFF micro ATX for websurfing research only I don't have any important data on my dell system so I can just delete with this software and then reinstall the Win XP OS...

Which is less hassle for me trying to debug the system also less stress lol Since hackers like to stress ppl with viruses it feels like everytime you go over internet you think like a paranoia mental illness person lol

Always scared to check strangers e-mail cos of virus... Like buying a product and it said made in thailand or made in africa etc... you'll always start looking and feeling suspicious of others. But hey that's pretty much reality... LOL

[Jobeo]

holy mackeral

[Xtreme-Performa]

Yeah I like Crown Prince Kipper it taste delicious which Mackerel you prefer?

And what is Debugging Code AA represents? ...

[HiVizMan]

You want to delete a hard drive? As in wipe all the contents and remove the partitions? No problem.

Open Computer Management by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, clicking Administrative Tools, and then double-clicking Computer Management.*
If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

In the Navigation pane, under Storage, click Disk Management.

And there you can do pretty much anything possible to do to a hard drive.

Enjoy

[Xtreme-Performa]

Eh... sorry for the misunderstanding HiVizman... but I had a debugging Code AA... and I had a graphic driver but I noticed there were conflicts on my CPU and GPU driver like Xeon Proccessing E5 on the control panel / display setting graphic cards adapter.

I went into a safemode on Win 7 64-bit and it said I had problems with my graphic drivers... which is kind of strange because I just finishing installing my Win 7 on my hard drive so I installed my EVGA 560 Ti installation driver and I installed a all the EVGA driver including the DirectX 11 and restarted it... I noticed I'm running a Ovelia 32 inch HDTV LCD screen and I think the conflict was the graphic drivers because I don't have a 3 LCD screen and I believe the 3D vision for NVidia is for 3 screen like how a got my mom's PC set up with 2 screen LCD...

Is there a graphic drivers that supports HDTV screen and blu-ray drive driver compatibility? Because these are the things I'm having conflict in order to start my PC first time... Because I got a few bugs to work out so far...

I purchased a Asus Blu-Ray Writer Driver and a Samsung Blu-ray optical drive and I seem to be conflicted with it including the EVGA 560 TI... I purchase the other Blu-Ray drive for my P5N-D but was hoping I could install it to my defected PS3 optical blu-ray drive LOL guess I cannot change with a normal x8 blu-ray drive...



And I'm wondering what's Debugging AA code?

[Artino]

so um....sorry but is AA showing on the mobo indicating a problem???

its been showing that on my RIVE for weeks and i haven't had any problems. never thought anything of it.

[Xtreme-Performa]

Well sorry but I don't understand the debugging code... if there's a deffinition or terminology for the debugging code... I wouldn't ask what's a debugging code AA in the first place...

I just report the code everytime I have a error in my MOBO... so forum technicians can indicate for them that they might know a reason why I'm getting errors and conflicts and problems etc... So basically I try to give every detail so I the problem can be resolve sooner than I would want it to be taken longer then I wanted...

[Arne_Saknussemm]

AA is normal everything is OK.

[mdzcpa]

AA means the BIOS has passed control over to the OS. It should always show AA after boot when your in the OS.