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Disable bios caching or shadowing

5483 Views 5 Replies 4 Participants Last post by PJ Staley, Jan 17, 2005

PJ Staley

Discussion Starter · Jan 16, 2005

I'm quite familiar with accessing the BIOS menu, however, I'm not quite sure which selection within the BIOS menu I would access in order to disable this feature. I continually get a blue screen telling me that the "physical memory is being dumped", and that changing the BIOS selection will possibly help to fix it. The only time it happens is when I'm playing a game, or using Photoshop and watching a movie on the second monitor.

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Xephar

· #5 · Jan 17, 2005

a lot of companies like HP, Dell, eMachines and such lock down the bios settings. They write specific bioses that suck so you can't tweak em. I haven't found a way around this unfourtunatly.

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