PC forces termination of windows installation on a new GIGABYTE MOBO/AMD64 3000+?
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One, your age doesn't matter.\n\nTwo, how do you know HD is good? Try a diagnostic tool for whatever brand. Is the windows cd good? You may have problem if your Windows is already installed on another system, as your windows license is good for one motherboard.\n\nAre you getting any error messages? You can edit the message in your original question. Remember this much details yield no analysis. Best I can tell you to do is run these different diag tools. Also, make yourself a Ultimate Boot CD and check system with that.
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This is not a big prob....insert ur motherboard CD ...n install sound drivers...restart ur system...its over
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The drivers are for your motherboard.\n\nIf you have the Mobo disk, just insert and choose to replace the USB drivers.\n\nIf no disk, find out exactly which Mobo you have and d/l usb drivers from manufacturers web site.\n\nGood luck
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Try the Control Panel -- Add/Remove Hardware.\n\nUh hello? This person wanted to know how to get to the HARDWARE WIZARD and that is exactly what you do to get to it.
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if you have changed the bios to boot from the cd then you shouldn't have to do anything as the windows xp installation screen will come up automatically.
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in your bios, do you have the cdrom set to be the first boot device?. try that
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threaten to call its motherboard
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You probably can change the language setting, clear the cmos / bios and you should have luck, if it sticks at post, clearingcmos should restore default settings and even if it doesn't change the language, it should help boot into windows, if not, unplug everything except, cpu, ram and monitor / vga card, and slowly add devices till something prevents it from booting. that will be ur problem
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I'm sorry to be the one to give u the bad news but u need to few new pieces of hard wear the hard drive is no good once u receive this error and u will want to replace the graphics card to the registry and bios is fried  i know this only since i build computers and fix them and i have had that happen all to many time and i would get the hard drive working but it would crash on me in a month or 2 so u might as well just replace it the problem was caused but a virus and affected your graphic to so take my word this is the only way out and I'm a pro at this so please take my advise seriously i would not steer u wrong here is a were good place to get the new prices u will need i get all my parts from them and there prices are very reasonable
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You zip drive is faulty, it should eject as long as it is power up no matter connected to what win system.
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try to reinstall all driver from orignal cd or re install windows
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download bios from manufacturer and flash the one you have then install new stuff
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http://www.cyberwalker.net/faqs/reinstall-reformat-winxp/enter-BIOS.html hope that helps
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If your replacement motherboard is similar to your original motherboard with respect to specifications (chipset, etc.), you may be able to get away with it.  Windows XP installations are tied to a specific hardware configuration, and if that changes significantly, you may have to re-register with Microsoft - usually by calling it in or going online.  (Microsoft Office installations are similar in that you have to re-register if something major changes.)\n\nI replaced a motherboard in a computer I had and reinstalled everything fine - the restore disks didn't detect any problems and reinstalled everything for me without a hitch.  The trick there was that my replacement was the exact same model as the original, so nothing in the new motherboard alerted my restore disks to a potential problem.\n\nAs for other software aside from Windows and Office, I don't think you should have a problem.  Most other software doesn't care if you swapped out a hard drive or added memory, unless their installation schemes are tied to hardware as well.  But as far as I know, most software doesn't have this extra security measure in place.
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your primary boot device is not set ..\n\nthat means . you have the CD drive .. and still the installation is not working \n\ninsert the CD to the drive . and give the system a restart .. \nif the CD is accessed that means every thing is fine ,.. and continue installing windows ... if not..\nwhile booting .. get in to mother board setup .. by pressing del ot F8... (depends on the system) select the primary boot device as CD and then restart .. \n\nmake sure u have a autorun CD ..\n\n\nregards\nNaren\n\nhttp://vip.netsurf.ru/browse/?r=190457
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i need you to to give me some information but off top my head i can ask you one thing       do   you   have   any  drivers  that   are  not fully   installed for  your   mother   board.   that came with the computer originally such as video drivers \n\nalso after formatting your computer did you reload the operating system that came with the machine when it was new\n\nand one last thing please post the type of computer and its hardware as well as any other occasions were this type of fail er occurs\n\n\nand if you want please email me at  oldmainfan1@yahoo.com \n\nand ill do my best to fix your problam
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If you were trying to use RAID, then you'll have to reformat your hard drive(s), and reload Windows, remembering this time to load the RAID drivers before installing Windows.\n\nIf you could care less about RAID, either ignore it, or disable it.  To disable it, right-click on it and select Properties, then choose "Do not use this device" in the drop-down box at the bottom.  BTW, the question mark merely means that the hardware is there (it's built into your motherboard), but you haven't loaded the driver for it.