Naw BSOD's during install is almost 100% a ram problem... The OS checks the disk before installation, it will not proceed if the HD is bad in most cases. I would bet the farm it is RAM.
YOu first need to go to folder view and make sure that show hidden files is enabled. Look on the root of C:\ there will be a file called boot.ini if you want, copy the contents of the file and paste it here. My XP Pro boot.ini looks...
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Originally Posted by LiamSevier
Sure mate. Use a Full version product key on an Upgrade disk. And then come back posting about how it "didn't work".
OK, upgrade disk will do a full...
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Originally Posted by LiamSevier
Negative, Ghost Rider.
A Windows CD is a Windows CD. The only difference is the KEY.
Nope sorry you are absolutely WRONG.
Thought I would post this here, I see lots of folks needing to boot from something OTHER than the HD, to run memtest or whatever. Burning a CD for this purpose is a waste IMO. IF you own a USB thumb drive, it can easily be made...
It seems as if the bus is running at 100x instead of 133x. Can you download CPU-Z and take a screenie of it? If it is a pin mod, the mod has obviously gone bad.
Yonah is gonna need a new chipset, Calistoga, so no it won't work. Conroe is the desktop version of the mobile Dual CPU that should have 4MB L2 Cache per CPU for a total of 8MB cache. HT, 64 bit etc is all in there too. I would love...
