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by thechas
Try disabling all on-board devices in BIOS settings. (COMM, Printer, IR, USB, Audio, Video, etc)
Then, have just the drives and video card installed.
Other options:
Set PnP OS to no.
Disable ALL shadowing.
I have seen similar problems with both bad motherboards, and bad / incompatible RAM.
Chas
by tadeusz
by thechas
You did not say, I have found it best to format the drive after a failed installation, and start over with a clean slate.
I also copy the Windows CD, and the latest hardware drivers onto the drive.
That way, I don't have to worry about swapping Cds, or installing new drivers later.
(I use a hot swap drive bay on my main PC just for this)
Chas
by tadeusz
Thank you for suggestions. I did format the drive after failed installation, but problem remained.
I finaly loaded new bios: AMI BIOS v1.1 and then all went well. So it was bios conflict.
by tadeusz
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