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Hi,
Here's the problem. When i try to install any version of windows, during install, setup hangs or stops at random times and it never get past certain parts of setup. I'm using a PCCHips M810 motherboard with an athlon 1700 with 256MB ram. When i put the hardrive in another computer, windows setup works fine. I'm thinking of setting up windows on another computer then putting the harddrive into this computer. What i don't get is why the system hangs during installation. All the parts are brand new except ram and hardrive. Thx LoS |
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Earth\US\NC\Charlotte
Posts: 1,394
OS: Win2K
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Re: No Windows will install!!
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Have you tried upgrading BIOS? Or checked MOBO website for issues with the MOBO? How many RAM sticks to do you have? You could pull one out to see if you can install with 128MB of good - if that doesn't work, swap the sticks, if it still doesn't work, probbably not bad RAM. Windows setup also has a log file. You can go into that maybe to get an idea of what the problem is. I don't know how exactly, but you could research it or ask someone here.
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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From your description, I'd have to say it's a hardware issue. You can start by removing everything but the video board and trying to do a bare-bones installation.
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