Thanks for the reply, ur a good m8
BIOS recognises the HDD as a max of 8GB - thats fine,
thats what u expect on old systems, HOWEVER WD EZ BIOS is
installed so the drive is seen as to the full capacity in
Windows.
If you are suggesting that this is the problem - then i
understand BUT...dont u think that this would have
happened when I was installing Windows 2000 PRO? (no SP)
and what about if I was installing from a slipstreamed CD
with SP4 in it, don't you think that it would be going
through no problems? :-s
What you have said maybe correct about the BIOS problem,
could may well be the problem but this issue would have
occured when Windows 2000 PRO was installing..would it
not?
Could also be that this issue occurs after SP's because it
updates Windows (duh) and has better code/more solid code.
How can we over come this problem then?
>-----Original Message-----
>It's probably a IDE BIOS problem. Is the drive setup as
chs/lba/large? Does
>fdisk show 8/40GB?
>
>It would be safest to install the OS to a drive under 4GB.
>
>"Ahmed Ilyas" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>| I have a P133MHz with a 40GB WD 7200RPM HDD and 48MB EDO
>| RAM Running Windows 2000 PRO.
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>| it is acting as an FTP Server.
>|
>| the problem is that, in any service pack, 1 2 3 and 4,
it
>| crashes at bootup.
>|
>| this is what it gives me:
>|
>| 0x0000007B (0xFEAE2590, 0xC000014F, 0x00000000,
>| 0x00000000) INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE
>|
>|
>| None of the KB Articles apply to me.
>|
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