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by wcp
Is the CD you are using a MS factory disk, or is it a copied one? I have had problems with my backup disks failing to load .dll files. Once I had to replace the CDRom to a newer one to be able to read from the disk correctly.
I am not certain if this will help you, but it is worth looking into.
Best of luck
by sgt_shultz
Hi.
Bios settigs.
Virus warning disabled, video bios cache disabled,
video bios shadowing disabled, video ram cacheable disabled, system bios cacheable disabled. These settings, if enabled, usually conflikt with some win2k components.
Or, when yuo start setup, press F5 key, choose standard pc or apci uniprosessor. If you still get dll error, try another memory slot.
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