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DISK BOOT FAILURE - Even after Booting from XP CD

 
 
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      24th Mar 2004
I have booted from my XP CD, gone through set-up and
overwritten my original installation. But, when it
restarts after set up, and I set it back to boot from my
hard drive, I still get same error?

Could it be to do with the set up of my hardware? The
hard drive was working fine with my previous mobo. I know
I will need to install new drivers but I can't even get
that far to install.

Any help is much appreciated...

Joe

 
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      24th Mar 2004

"Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have booted from my XP CD, gone through set-up and
> overwritten my original installation. But, when it
> restarts after set up, and I set it back to boot from my
> hard drive, I still get same error?
>
> Could it be to do with the set up of my hardware? The
> hard drive was working fine with my previous mobo. I know
> I will need to install new drivers but I can't even get
> that far to install.
>
> Any help is much appreciated...
>
> Joe
>


You might have a problem with your MBR (Master Boot Record).
AFAIR, there is a "fixmbr" command available under the
Command Console. While at it, you should also execute
"fixboot".


 
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      24th Mar 2004
Check the setting you selected in the bios.Was it saved/did you save it?


"Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have booted from my XP CD, gone through set-up and
> overwritten my original installation. But, when it
> restarts after set up, and I set it back to boot from my
> hard drive, I still get same error?
>
> Could it be to do with the set up of my hardware? The
> hard drive was working fine with my previous mobo. I know
> I will need to install new drivers but I can't even get
> that far to install.
>
> Any help is much appreciated...
>
> Joe
>



 
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      24th Mar 2004
What setting do you mean?
 
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      24th Mar 2004

The one to select the boot order as:floppy,hard drive or cd rom.You can
choose any order just making the one you want first.After making the changes
it should ask if you want to save them.


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> What setting do you mean?



 
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      24th Mar 2004
Yes I have changed that back... And Saved it. It seems I
have tried almost everything. Even all of the things
people reccomended on this message borad:
http://pub129.ezboard.com/fglobalund...frm15.showMess
age?topicID=2662.topic But to no avail. :,(
 
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      25th Mar 2004
would you have a onboard Ethernet and it is enabled?


<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Yes I have changed that back... And Saved it. It seems I
> have tried almost everything. Even all of the things
> people reccomended on this message borad:
> http://pub129.ezboard.com/fglobalund...frm15.showMess
> age?topicID=2662.topic But to no avail. :,(



 
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