Freezes During Setup on New Installation

G

Guest

I had a motherboard failure, so I decide to build a new box using an ECS
motherboard and AMD Athlon 64 3000. When I boot up, BIOS reconizes all IDE
drives (two hard drives and two CD drives). Windows XP Home Edition will
spin up on the CD and load all hardware support files. After that, the setup
should start, it says it is starting but it just sits there doing nothing.
All IDE cables have been replaced, IDE jumpers on drives set for
master/slave. I have even gone so far and formatted the hard drives with
IOIO Drivescrub on this same box with no problems. I have never seen
anything like this... Anyone have any ideas since it certain appears not to
be a hardware issue. Thanks, Joe
 
S

Shenan Stanley

Joe said:
I had a motherboard failure, so I decide to build a new box using an
ECS motherboard and AMD Athlon 64 3000. When I boot up, BIOS
reconizes all IDE drives (two hard drives and two CD drives).
Windows XP Home Edition will spin up on the CD and load all hardware
support files. After that, the setup should start, it says it is
starting but it just sits there doing nothing. All IDE cables have
been replaced, IDE jumpers on drives set for master/slave. I have
even gone so far and formatted the hard drives with IOIO Drivescrub
on this same box with no problems. I have never seen anything like
this... Anyone have any ideas since it certain appears not to be a
hardware issue. Thanks, Joe

Multipost?
Please Crosspost in the future if it is necessary to post in different
newsgroups...

SP2 integrated Windows XP installation CD?
Does the controller need a special driver (F6)?
 
G

Guest

Thanks for the help... I called Microsoft, they were helpful but did not have
the answer. Next I called ECS; I have a saying... look where the technician
was! The motherboard has onboard video and was conflicting with my G-Force
Nvideo card. Remove it and XP installed. Dah!
 

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