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**laboye** · 10-15-2006, 04:24 PM

Welcome to TSF! Well, if you plan to install Kubuntu, a format is necessary. While the system is starting up, hold F8. You should be presented with an advanced boot menu. Select and option and hit enter. If it works, it's a driver problem or a Windows problem and you can move in with your work. If not, it's a hardware problem which needs further diagnosing.

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laboye TSF Enthusiast Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Hollywood, FL Posts: 1,246 OS: Windows xp Pro/Vista Beta 2/Ubuntu 6.06 LTS My System	Welcome to TSF! Well, if you plan to install Kubuntu, a format is necessary. While the system is starting up, hold F8. You should be presented with an advanced boot menu. Select and option and hit enter. If it works, it's a driver problem or a Windows problem and you can move in with your work. If not, it's a hardware problem which needs further diagnosing. __________________ Repair Windows XP Guide --- Resolutions Crazy Computer that I'm saving up for::Antec P180 Case;PC Pwr&Cooling 1kW Quad SLI PSU;Asus P5N32-SLI SE Deluxe;Intel Core2 XE X6800;Corsair TWIN2XP2048 2GB PC2-6400 DDR2 RAM;2xAsus GeForce 7950 GX2;BFG PhysX Accel.;IBM DVD-RAM/Plextor DVD±RW;Seagate 750GB HD 7200RPM;WDX 150GB 10000RPM;Vigor Monsoon TEC Cooler