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The desktop and mouse pointer get stuck or freezes every 3-5 second.
And if a install Windows Server 2008 (not R2) it works fine until a install the chipset software (ver:9.1.1.1019) the a get the same problem.
/toli
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I had the same problem, are you working with the onboard matrox G200 card? I think this is the problem (8mb's of video ram isnt enough), try to install a proper graphics card and report back please.
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There's also a known issue in R2 with Intel NIC driver 14.2 and earlier. Install 14.4 or later (I think 14.6 is available now) and the problem should be resolved.
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Hi
A think it´s 32mb of ram on s5500hcv.
After a installed a Nvidia card with 64mb it got better but not good.
So a reinstalled the onboard Matrox driver.
As suggested a updated the nic driver to 14.6 and then a played around with the SEWMDx64.exe inf tool for the Matrox card, and now it´s acceptable but not good.
A think this problem is a combination of different things, a hope the address this issue asap.
Thanks for your input in this issue.
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Since we have the same problem, maybe we can compare our setup to find any similarities:
MB: S5520HC
CPU: 2x E5520
Ram: 6 GB Registered, ECC 1066 MHz
HDD: Intel X25-M 34nm postville 80GB SSD
SAS Card: Adaptec 5405
CD-ROM: Plextor 860SA
HDD Cage: Intel AXX6DRV3GR SATA SAS Backplane 6 drive hot-swap non expanded cage
Chassis: SC5650DP 600W PSU
Latest BIOS in M/B, SCSI controller, HDD Cage.
Latest Drivers from support site for Chipset, NIC, onboard Graphics, HDD Cage, SCSI Card
Windows 2008 R2
SSD/ CDROM --> AHCI Mode over the onboard intel controller
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Hi
This is my setup.
MB: S5500HCV
CPU: 2x5504
RAM 6*Kingston KVR1333D3D8R9S-2 (12GB ram)
SAS: Intel SAS 8-port PCIe x8 SASUC8I
CD-ROM: DVD +-RW Samsung SH-223B SATA
HDD Cage: AXX6DRV3GEXP
Chassi: Intel SC5650DP 600W
HD: Am temporary using regular sata drive on the sas controller.
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System BIOS - 42
BMC Firmware - 00.45
ME Firmware - 1.11
FRUSDR - 21
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Hot-swap Backplane AXX4DRV3GEXP Firmware Version: v2.12
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When a installed the matrox driver with "SEWMDx64.exe 2 8 1 1 1 1" it maid it better, but if this is the right way to do it a don´t know.
//Toli
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Like Dan mentioned, this is a known issue caused by embedded NIC driver. You mentioned you installed driver 14.6, how did you do that? In my case I just ran the W2K8_R2-Win7_x64_Install.bat file in the intel-lan_msft_v14.6_whql.zip package and issue resolved.
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Have you tried the 14.4 instead of 14.6 network drivers? Also have you installed manufacturer's x64 drivers for your mouse? I have searched a bit the internet and windows 7 have similar cursor problems.
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Both 14.4 and 14.6 should fix the issue. It's not related to moue driver.
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He's right. Try installing 14.6 but the using R2.bat, not the windows2008 one. and problem solved. thank you
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Try to dissable the usb power savings! Picture got from last post of http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistahardware/thread/7d9c89ad-0996-4ee0-a5e2-9591aa4d1f1b http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistahardware/thread/7d9c89ad-0996-4ee0-a5e2-9591aa4d1f1b

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