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Join Date: Mar 2002
Posts: 26
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Install Problem
Mercury KOB740CFDMx
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have the above system. My daughter took it to school and it crashed. I tried to repair XP and it didn't work. I reformatted and it wouldn't re-install XP. For some reason the CD Rom quit. I have tried the following: 2 different CD Drives, 3 different hard drives, 2 different CD Cables, 2 different operating systems. I'm now focusing on trying to get W-98 installed. I reformatted and changed to Fat 32. I've tried 2 different W 98 Setup disks. I keep getting the CDR101: Not ready reading Drive E error. My only idea is the mobo controller has failed. Is there anything else it could be. The system was new in 8/04 Thanks, Sherm |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Kansas City
Posts: 15
OS: W2K Pro
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You say you reformatted the PC. Does that mean you executed FORMAT C:? If so, then that requires a reload of the operating system. If you have an upgrade version of Windows XP, there must be a prior version of Windows already be present on the hard drive. Therefore, you may need to see if you can find any non-upgrade version of Windows prior to XP, load it and then immediately upgrade to XP.
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Manager, Hardware Forums
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: west australia
Posts: 56,759
OS: win 7 32x 64x rtm
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try putting the cd on the other eide connection
the only difference between an upgrade disk and a full version is the upgade will ask for your previous disk to verify you are entitled to the upgrade for 98 use the command format C:/ s |
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