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carl_josefsson
Hi,
I've recently upgraded my hardware from one PATA-drive to two SATA-
drives with RAID 0 configuration, but the Vista install on the new
drives is extremely slow.
I first noticed trouble when I reinstalled Vista on the new drives, it
said it couldn't install on them. After some hassle with formatting
and removing the old disk I finally got it to install at least. The
installation progressed unusually slow and finally rebooted with an
error (unfortunately I can't remember what it said) and I had to redo
the installation.
After the second try I got it to install correctly, although slowly,
and boot up. The green progress bar was displayed for several minutes
then the screen went black, still getting signals so no sleep. After
around ten minutes of nothingness Vista started and displayed the
welcome screen, but hanged some minutes later. I rebooted and waited
the 10-15 minutes again, but this time the computer rebooted itself at
the blackscreen.
So, my question is, where lies the issue? Hardware, drivers, OS?
Thanks,
Carl
I've recently upgraded my hardware from one PATA-drive to two SATA-
drives with RAID 0 configuration, but the Vista install on the new
drives is extremely slow.
I first noticed trouble when I reinstalled Vista on the new drives, it
said it couldn't install on them. After some hassle with formatting
and removing the old disk I finally got it to install at least. The
installation progressed unusually slow and finally rebooted with an
error (unfortunately I can't remember what it said) and I had to redo
the installation.
After the second try I got it to install correctly, although slowly,
and boot up. The green progress bar was displayed for several minutes
then the screen went black, still getting signals so no sleep. After
around ten minutes of nothingness Vista started and displayed the
welcome screen, but hanged some minutes later. I rebooted and waited
the 10-15 minutes again, but this time the computer rebooted itself at
the blackscreen.
So, my question is, where lies the issue? Hardware, drivers, OS?
Thanks,
Carl