Finished computer build, but there are a few minor problems.

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  • imported_Neptune
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 1021

    #1

    Finished computer build, but there are a few minor problems.

    I finished up my first computer build for my brother about a month ago. Its a nice q6600 with a cm690 case and 680i lt mobo, and a 19" LG. It boots up normally, works like a computer should, but there are a few annoying little problems right now that i cant seem to fix.

    1) Cant get the boot menu to go away. Everytime the computer powers on, you have to press F1 to continue, even though we have windows installed and everything. I'd prefer it if it booted straight to windows. SOLVED

    2) An error comes up when the desktop shows up. I cant get the exact error now (maybe later), but the error says its missing some file of some sort.
    EDIT:

    error is the following:

    Could not load the file assembly 'MOM.IMPLEMENTATION, Version = 2.0.2895.26680, Culture = Neutral, PublicKeyToken = 90ba9c70f846762e or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.

    3) Cant setup surround sound. We got a Logitech X-530 surround sound setup, 2 front speakers + sub works fine, but center and rear speakers dont work. I doubt they're broken, i just dont know how to properly set them up. All ive done is set it to "5.1" in control panel, but when listening to music or playing games, only 3/6 speakers work. SOLVED

    Any solutions will be greatly appreciated.
  • Hellsent 2.0
    Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 2137

    #2
    1) Once windows is installed press Delete key to get to BIOS and go to Boot and change the Boot priority from Cd/dvd drive to hdd where windows is loaded...

    2)Try googling it

    3) no idea sorry

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    • Repulse
      1&Only!
      • Jun 2007
      • 1072

      #3
      1. Are there any messages that appear? If not there should be an option in the boot menu for a 'quiet' boot? If no luck find out what the bios is and look it up on the net.

      2. When you find out what the file is download it?

      3. Make sure all speakers have power, install the correct audio drivers, and plug them all (the speakers) in :).

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      • peeth
        Member
        • Jun 2007
        • 319

        #4
        1) i have also struggled with this, hellsents method doesn't work.
        2) ^Repulse
        3)have you installed the realtek audio control panel? that broke surround sound for my friend, he un-installed and solved the problem.

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        • imported_Neptune
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2007
          • 1021

          #5
          Ok so i tried Hellsents fix for the bootup menu, didn't work. Unless im doing it wrong, first boot priority had cd-rom, 2nd had hdd, so i switched them. But it didn't work.

          for the error:
          Could not load the file assembly 'MOM.IMPLEMENTATION, Version = 2.0.2895.26680, Culture = Neutral, PublicKeyToken = 90ba9c70f846762e or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.

          For some reason i had a realtek driver installed, so i uninstalled it. Now i have no sound :laugh:. Plus, how do i know which driver i need anyway? It was already on when we put windows on the pc. Now in dxdiag, nothing comes up in the "Sound" tab.

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          • Verzili
            Member
            • Apr 2006
            • 969

            #6
            Originally posted by Neptune
            Ok so i tried Hellsents fix for the bootup menu, didn't work. Unless im doing it wrong, first boot priority had cd-rom, 2nd had hdd, so i switched them. But it didn't work.

            for the error:
            Could not load the file assembly 'MOM.IMPLEMENTATION, Version = 2.0.2895.26680, Culture = Neutral, PublicKeyToken = 90ba9c70f846762e or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.

            For some reason i had a realtek driver installed, so i uninstalled it. Now i have no sound :laugh:. Plus, how do i know which driver i need anyway? It was already on when we put windows on the pc. Now in dxdiag, nothing comes up in the "Sound" tab.
            the MOM thing is to do with the ATI catylist control panel.

            i assume you have a ati card,i say that as i have MOM.exe running in my task manager it has something to do with my ati driver 99%sure of that.

            you should make sure you have net framwork 2.0 installed on you're system as ati control panel will not work properly with out it.

            make sure all youre chipset drivers and sound drivers are up to date and you have the correct wires plugged in to the soundcard,i only use line in(green) and mic(pink) but i belive for surround sound there are black and blue fittings that need to be in the correct order.


            as for the boot up thing check you mobo manual there maybe a option in the bios to disable/enable fast boot or some other setting.(i could be wrong as im not quite sure what you mean with that problem.

            hope this helps

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            • crack25

              #7
              Verzili idea should sort prob 2 and 3

              for you boot prob if its asking for you to press F1 it usually means its looking for something you dont have, the funiest one is "No keyboard detected press F1 to continue". Now this is a guess but i would assume since its a new rig you didnt bother with a floppy drive? check in the bios that it isnt looking for one. it should tell you what its not seeing when your told to press F1 but.

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              • imported_Neptune
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2007
                • 1021

                #8
                Originally posted by crack25
                Verzili idea should sort prob 2 and 3

                for you boot prob if its asking for you to press F1 it usually means its looking for something you dont have, the funiest one is "No keyboard detected press F1 to continue". Now this is a guess but i would assume since its a new rig you didnt bother with a floppy drive? check in the bios that it isnt looking for one. it should tell you what its not seeing when your told to press F1 but.
                Yes exactly. No floppy. And it does say "floppy disk fail." Ok so how do i "check the bios that it isnt looking for one"?

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                • looqas

                  #9
                  Go to BIOS, find the standard CMOS setup menu where are all the disk drives listed and their modes (auto, none, setup). There's an item/option where it says that if you have 5,25 Floppy. Turn it to Disabled.

                  Sorry for the quite bad instructions, but it's quite evident when you find the correct place.

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                  • peeth
                    Member
                    • Jun 2007
                    • 319

                    #10
                    about the audio, i meant the control panel not the audio driver, my friend had installed the control panel which broke the surround sound so he rolled back.
                    Sorry about the bad instructions.

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                    • imported_Neptune
                      Senior Member
                      • Aug 2007
                      • 1021

                      #11
                      Originally posted by looqas
                      Go to BIOS, find the standard CMOS setup menu where are all the disk drives listed and their modes (auto, none, setup). There's an item/option where it says that if you have 5,25 Floppy. Turn it to Disabled.

                      Sorry for the quite bad instructions, but it's quite evident when you find the correct place.

                      It worked, it boots straight to desktop. Thank you for the help.

                      I still get the error and no surround sound, though. And we never installed an audio control panel, so that can't be the problem impl. We got the driver back and sound works, just not surround.

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                      • peeth
                        Member
                        • Jun 2007
                        • 319

                        #12
                        Ok, I'm unsure how to fix that, you could try the realtek control panel to see if that fixes it i suppose, you never know it might work.
                        Here is a link to download the file. it's from the xfx website.
                        also, what version of the bios are you running, P07 is the latest version that appeared the other day, I'm going to update it in a moment.

                        EDIT: P07 adds support for wolfdale processors (E8xxx) but it may be worth updating to anyway.

                        Also thanks looqas, fixed it for me to.

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                        • imported_Neptune
                          Senior Member
                          • Aug 2007
                          • 1021

                          #13
                          Originally posted by impl
                          Ok, I'm unsure how to fix that, you could try the realtek control panel to see if that fixes it i suppose, you never know it might work.
                          Here is a link to download the file. it's from the xfx website.
                          also, what version of the bios are you running, P07 is the latest version that appeared the other day, I'm going to update it in a moment.

                          EDIT: P07 adds support for wolfdale processors (E8xxx) but it may be worth updating to anyway.

                          Also thanks looqas, fixed it for me to.
                          link didnt do anything.

                          Anyway i found out that we already have the realtek control panel :|:. I went into it and found an option to set it to surround sound, and it works. ahhhhh. So that just leaves the error. Those 2 problems were the most annoying, but if you can, try and help me with this last one. I tried downloading the latest catalyst driver, but that didn't work. Help me out if you can, and thanks for the quick replies.

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                          • Verzili
                            Member
                            • Apr 2006
                            • 969

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Neptune
                            link didnt do anything.

                            Anyway i found out that we already have the realtek control panel :|:. I went into it and found an option to set it to surround sound, and it works. ahhhhh. So that just leaves the error. Those 2 problems were the most annoying, but if you can, try and help me with this last one. I tried downloading the latest catalyst driver, but that didn't work. Help me out if you can, and thanks for the quick replies.
                            download driver cleaner pro from guru3d and uninstall all ati drivers,

                            then get the latest 8.1 catylist (45mb) make sure you have .net framwork 1.1 and 2.0 installed ,then install the 8.1 cat drivers,after you restart ,and desktop is loaded...

                            hit ctrl.atl.del and look in task manager for the process MOM.exe if that's running it should be fine.

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                            • =98=
                              Member
                              • Oct 2006
                              • 10299

                              #15
                              Ensure you have .net framework 1.0/1.1 installed.

                              Visit here!

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