Help Psu Problem!!!

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kirby001

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ok so i just built a new computer and i can't load into it. it crashes and i when i go to run safe mode, it freezes on thsi file called mup.sys Someone said that it might be a power supply problem.

I got a amd athlong x2 3600+
512mb of ram
cdrom
hard drive
floppy
no other pci devices connected or a video card.

now could this psu be casueing problems?

MODEL NO : SF-350P02 x
AC INPUT 　 100~120Vac / 200~240Vac 6.8A / 4.0A 50Hz / 60Hz
DC OUTPUT 　 +3.3V +5V +12V -12V -5V +5VSB
350W Max output 20A 33A 20A 0.8A 0.5A 2.0A
Current 　 　 　 　 　 　
Max combined 175W 240W 9.6W 2.5W 10W
Wattage 　330W 　22W　
 
Your PSU should be sufficient, it sounds more like a Windows problem to me. Have you tried running a repair reinstall?
 
thanks for the look up, i was up till 2 AM trying to get that computer to work, and get through the mup.sys I tried it all. But the funny thing was, is that when i moved the computer over to a new power supply, it got through the mup.sys i was actually able to boot into safe mode. But for somereason i still can't boot into the actual windows xp. It goes into the logo screen witht he loading bar, loads for a bit, then this blue screen flashes and it restarts, it flashes so quickly though i can't even read it, if you could help with that it would be great.
 
kirby001 said:
thanks for the look up, i was up till 2 AM trying to get that computer to work, and get through the mup.sys I tried it all. But the funny thing was, is that when i moved the computer over to a new power supply, it got through the mup.sys i was actually able to boot into safe mode. But for somereason i still can't boot into the actual windows xp. It goes into the logo screen witht he loading bar, loads for a bit, then this blue screen flashes and it restarts, it flashes so quickly though i can't even read it, if you could help with that it would be great.
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Right click "my computer", click on properties, click on advanced tab, click on Settings under "startup and recovery", uncheck automatically restart under system failure. Next time it blue screens, it should not reboot and you can read what it says.
 
ive seen that.. it was a bad os. if you have 2000 or xp, load the main disc and and let it load, and click REPAIR good luck
 
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