PCI-8335 (MXI-3) when the fiber is connected to the map PCI8335-> PC freezes

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  Hi guys,.

  Ran into a strange problem, so thought I'd give this forum to try. Tried to discuss on the Windows forums community but they have been seen nothing of all this.

  I noticed that the machine felt slow in the last month, but never gave him much however. Today, for some reason, I opened the Task Manager and noticed that no matter how much charge the CPU is obtained, the speed does not pass more than 2.28 GHz (Standard clock speed is 2.3 GHz). Now, at first I thought that it could be the power settings, since I got the butterfly processor speed previously by reducing it to 95%. After a few game, I spread the power settings, since the system does not meet them if you cut the State of maximum power, the processor speed drops too. When the value to 100%, it does not more than 2.28 GHz. In other words, since it's a pocessor mode, because it reaches its full capacity, it won't in mode.

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  Hi cc171,.

  Thank you for your continued support.

  After a few more game, I'm desperate and "reset" of the operating system (keeping my files). That, to my surprise, did not help. I've done some windows system checks in the cmd (sfc and dism) and tools are a few corrupted files (which they were unable to repair due to files being corrupted as source). I then provided dism an iso windows fresh to keep system files to and managed to fix the image. Unfortunately, this does not solve my problem.

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  I downloaded everything manually and kept checking my processor after each installation/reboot. Everything worked fine until I installed the:

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  After a reboot, the Task Manager showed once again to the top of the formidable GHz 2.28. I put a system restore point, just like windows has fully booted, before updating the drivers, so I decided to restore it at this point. No luck, the processor still be strangled. Because I have nothing to lose, once more, I do a reinstall full (which once more, the rolls be back to W8.1. After around an hour, the W10 up and running. I went to update all my drivers, exuding the platform driver and dynamic thermal setting, with reasonable success. The processor is no longer limited. The only problem, after installing the motion sensor driver, the HARD drive stopped spinning down. At this point, I don't have time to play, decided not to back down.

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  At the end of the day, I found the problem, it's a good step forward, but it seems that the resolution is out of my reach.

  Thanks for your help!

• PCI-8335 does not work in several PCs

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• VISA-1073807343 error code when using ResourceManager.GetLocalManager (). FindResources (filter) to detect the map of Pickering PXI

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  Until Windows has installed the driver of Pickering cards have been listed as a PCI device under 'other devices '. After installation, the cards have been listed under "devices PXI of NI-VISA.

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