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I'm trying to change a bad motherboard - from Asus to Intel (865pe).
The computer boots but the drivers for the new motherboard are all
different.
I don't remember how I did it when I changed my office PC from an AMD
processor to P4 a year or so back, but it seemed like I just selected
"REPAIR" after booting from the Windows XP disc & it took care of everything.
I'd just reinstall XP but it would cause a file w/ database info to be
displaced & won't work (I know this from experience).
So... my question is how can I select "REPAIR" and get beyond the command
prompt?
Thanks in advance
The computer boots but the drivers for the new motherboard are all
different.
I don't remember how I did it when I changed my office PC from an AMD
processor to P4 a year or so back, but it seemed like I just selected
"REPAIR" after booting from the Windows XP disc & it took care of everything.
I'd just reinstall XP but it would cause a file w/ database info to be
displaced & won't work (I know this from experience).
So... my question is how can I select "REPAIR" and get beyond the command
prompt?
Thanks in advance