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One day I decided to check if any background application affects to my DVD-drive and runned Microsoft Process Monitor. I found "E:" entries produced by DLLML.exe, which is Creative's DLL-loader for sound card drivers. After disabling that, DVD:s and CD:s will stop spinning automatically. T...

[quote="hercules71185"]Does it spin like high RPM?[/quote] Yes, RPM sounds high. [quote="kenc51"]Try uninstalling the drive from device manager and then rebooting.[/quote][/quote] Tested, but without difference. [quote="kappage"]are you running any media player at the t...

I have a problem that appeared one month ago. I have LG GSA-H1l2 DVD drive and all data discs keep spinning in the drive even if no application load data on them. Spinning won't stop until computer suspends. This happens only in Windows XP, not Linux. Any help appreciated.

Thanks.

Well, now I've updated my BIOS and it didn't change anything. Re-installing 3DMark 2000 didn't help... I noticed, that in some newer games hi-res textures were blurry and I changed back my Celeron D processor. Then I used XP:s restore-option, but textures were still blurry. 3DMark 2000 worked after ...

Here are my voltages: CPU core 1.62V CPU connector 3.18V +3.3V 3.36V +5V 5.08V reserve +5V 4.56V VBAT-accu 1.47V CPU core voltage did 1.55V, no other bigger variations on voltages. I haven't tried to install 3DMark, but I could do it. There is a newer BIOS and I will try it. I am using Deltaco PSU-2...

That's a good explanation, but it can't be possible because if I work with other programs, computer works well. For example 3D Mark2000 makes it happen, for example Half-Life 2 doesn't cause problems.

I have tested to keep case open and problem occurs while trying to run 3DMark 2000.

I have installed a new CPU yesterday (check topic's name). When I go to Windows, I can run most programs normally and temperature stays at 41-51 Celsius degrees. But when I try to run for example 3DMark 2000, computers temperature begins to rise to 61 Celsius degrees, program doesn't load at all and...