When installing a new mother board i was told my i cant use the same operating system???
818794
When you install a new mobo its best to start a new OS. I think you're windows disc will be fine
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FIrst, do you have software that requires that you upgrade the BIOS?  You know the old saying, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". \n\nYour motherboard came with instructions FOR that motherboard.   You will have to look for that manual... or go online at the manufacturer's website and look for it.   If you do not have the proper instructions for that board, it simply won't work.\n\nIf you downloaded the proper BIOS upgrade, it may be a ZIP file or other compressed file.   That might contain upgrade instructions.  Look for a file called README.
1021463
Use the PCI slot man. If is has an onboard video, disable it in the bios and use the new card that you installed. Good Luck!
57578
There is a good chance that the BIOS in your PC is so old that it does not recognise the new video card. That is alway the case with new hard drives and old PC but i am unsure if this is the same with video cards.
1003240
You cant as it stands - you will need to upgrde your video card (IF your motherboard can support such updated video card models)
987936
re install ur operating system
885796
Please make sure that you are not installing the two operating systems on the same partition.
924549
You cant do it that way.  You need to install XP on that computer.  There are drivers that will not match up.  There is no real way around it.\n\nI am sorry, I misread you question.  Are you trying to install an upgrade version of Xp or a Full version?  When you said it failed, what is failing?  Are you getting any errors?  Does your computer meet the minimum requirements?
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There is a software that may help you.  Try Everest Free Edition at the following link.  Download it and install. \nRun it and it will give you a faily complete system detail including the Motherboard version, in most cases.\nLet me know.  When you run the program, just keep clicking on the Motherboard information link.  It should work\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=4181
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Restart your  computer and then press delete  key.It  will just maake u reach in bios setup aand where u can change the hardware configration.
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You can go to www.driverguide.com, sign up for free and search for the driver that you need.\n\nAnother way, (if it is built in) is to get your motherboard model and look for the its sites to download the driver that you need.
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Yeah, you're correct.  Motherboards and harddrives NEVER get along, you can only use one or the other.
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RAM is such a tricky thing. Did u upgrade with a stick of RAM that is by the same manufactuer (also the same specs)?  If not then there can be some conflict between the 2.  Since u took it to the shop for them to install it, I assume u aren't comfortable with removing/installing the RAM yourself?  I ask because u could take out the old RAM and try running the computer with just the new RAM to see if u have the same symptoms.  An option to try w/o opening up your computer would be to run a small memory testing program from a CD that can tell u if your new memory is bad.  Go to http://www.memtest86.com/ dowload, unzip and burn to a CD
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read your motherboard configuration.......or install xpmanager on your operating system
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Hello \ni think your mother board is Mercury KOB-810-DST\nAs the motherboard you are using is a older version drivers needed to run your mother board will be there in windows XP.So,if you are using Windows XP as your OS then all the drivers needed for KOB-810-DST will be there in it, and there is no need to again install the drivers separately \n\nIf u even wanna get the drivers then here is the link\n\nhttp://www.kobian.com this is the main link u have a search in it for them\n\nThank U
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This is not a big prob....insert ur motherboard CD ...n install sound drivers...restart ur system...its over
866133
THE MOTHER BOARD IS FINE  THE PROBLEM WAS THE BIOS IS NOT SET UP CORRECLTY AND SINCE U DID A RESET ON IT ,NOW U HAVE TO FIGURE OUT HOW IT WAS SET UP, OPEN UP THE COMPUTER TAKE OUT THE CABLES WHERE UR CD AND HARD DRIVE IS, NOW START THE COMPUTER IS GOING TO SAY IN YOUR SCREEN HARDISK NOT FOUND AFTER IT SAYS THAT CONNECT THE HARDDRIVE TO THE COMPUTER TO SEE IF IT RECONIZE IT \nIF DOESNT RECONG IT  THEN GO TO BIO WITH THE COMPUTER OPEN AND THE HARDRIVE STILL IN THERE AND COM STILL ON IN THE BIO SET UP GO TO HARDWARE AND THERE GOING TO BE A OPTIONS WHERE II SAY DISABLE OR ENABLE ,ENABLE THE THE HARDRIVE AND THEN SAVE WHERE IT SAYS SECURITY AND THAT IT