My d101ggc mother bord with p4 procesor and 1gb ram i am using. my pc is restarting and finally i found that their was a problem with bios my bios vertion is gc11010n.86a.0313(after the updation). i wants to recoverry of my bios. i am unable to find my recovery file ****.bio file. can any one provide that so that i can happy and my problem can solve with that. My previous bios vertion is gc11010n.86a.0311. waiting for some one's help. ANIL KUMAR CHOWDARY.

There is a chance that you have faulty RAM module. If computer is stable on POST (until Windows boot-up) I would suggest to use some testing tools to test that RAM with your motherboard. There is a good program called MemTest. You can find it online if you search Hirens Boot CD. Download it, burn image to disk, put 1GB RAM into motherboard, start-up PC and boot from CD. Then you'll search for Memtest program. I would suggest to leave PC for at least 6 hours for testing to find out if it's faulty or not (better to leave for 24 hours).

Hi,
Please check the speed in MHZ of old RAM and New 1GB RAM.
Some times if speed wont match this problem occur.
Remove old RAMs and add only 1GB RAM and start the system.

I hope it will help you.

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Your board can not run DDR2 memory. See page 13 in your manual. Open the link provided by Intel for your MB D101GGC.
Up to 2.0 GB utilizing 512 Mb or 1 Gb technology
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng

Cheers'
Mike

P4 3.0 is best processor make good combination of 1GB RAM and 945 bord.

Chodiya why you tuach it

it can be RAM or the VGA try them both

intel doesnt list any vista drivers for that motherboard on there site so you might run into problems with the intergraded devices such as the ethernet,audio,chipset, & any intergraded video

You might be able to use the xp drivers but if theres problems it wouldnt be supported by intel

hi!!

yes!! if you update
try to update your driver

download the latest driver
click the link below

http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d101ggc/

dear chama119
scan your pc in safemode by updating your antiviruse(plz disable system restor)

the speed of the fan is done by the motherboard, the harder the procesor is working the faster the fan speeds are. There probably was thermal paste between the processor and heatsink but some may have dissipated. If you are applying paste on, put a very thin layer, as too much can be as bad as not enough. clean the fan off of any dust and the heatsink and ensure that there is plenty of room in pc for air circulation.