Computer moth erboard

The first thing you should do is to uninstall the EDIROL UA-101 USB2 Driver Ver.1.0.3 for Windows XP and reinstall the system. If the problem persist try to use other usb cable, if the problem still the same please let me know inorder to make another procedure to follow to identify the problem.

Hope this will be helpful.

You will need to go to advanced settings under resolution options and set the display to 60hz refresh rate then go back to resolution and set your native, the problem is its probably trying to default to 75hz and is causing an issue

Moth balls. any hardware store should sell them.

The first physically documented computer bug was documented by Dr. Grace Murray Hopper when she was programming the Mark II Calculator (computer). When the system was not functioning correctly after troubleshooting the system, she found a moth between contacts of a relay. After removing the moth the system functioned and the moth was taped in her notes documenting the bug.
A computer error is displayed when a known problem in the computer code (program) expects a result from the hardware (electronic circuit) or software, and it does not fall within the code parameters. In most cases the error can return information about why the computer had a problem.
Conclusion:
A bug is an unknown failure of the system which usually is intermittent and causes the system to crash or results in some type of failure. An error returns information about the system failure which is displayed or documented on the display or in log file.

Hi,
You should Check monitor on different system, after that, although if your monitor is ok then you should check your display your System (CPU) restart the syatem and check display in Key-board by pressing Num Lock Key whether on or off, if key is not working so problem in your system not in Monitor, check then reply
I hope that this has been very helpful for you

check for vga cable also try booting in safemode
if does not work try repairing windows that might fix driver issue

check for higher resolution on your video card, check settings on display.

try cheking to see if the eathernet is enabled.

this is most likely caused by faulty hardware or a driver problem, I would suggest you have a tech look at the pc since this is not easyly solved with text only.