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Can't install windows with either SATA or PATA
I have the following new system: Gigabyte GA-7VT600 1394 Sempron 2400 512Mb pc 3200 Maxtor SATA 160 GB Maxtor PATA 40GB Gigabyte GV-N52128DE Graphics I initially tried installing XP pro on the SATA using the drivers from the cdrom on a floppy disk as described in the manual. Then tried installing 2000 pro. Then gave up on SATA and attempted the same with the PATA. Either way I've had no success. Both drives are recognized. I can format but the file copying stalls at 27% with XP pro and 85% with 2000 pro. SATA mode is set to IDE(not RAID) The PATA is primary IDE master ,the CD is secondary master and the SATA is at channel 2. Can anybody tell me what I'm doing wrong or where the problem may be? Both OS can be installed on the PATA using my old PC. -- Stephen Bowden |
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"Stephen Bowden" wrote in message Can't install windows with either SATA or PATA This is just a guess, but it could be a mem problem. thats an odd one. have you tried another stick of ram? or perhaps another cpu temporarily? If that don't work I'd go as far as trying another video card even. Hope this helps. |
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