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JB1300
I found that installing Windows Vista Ultimate on an AMD 64 4000 with
2 Gig of RAM on an ASROCK Motherboard - 939Dual-SATA2 that the install
was extremely slow. I installed the chipset and SATA II drivers once
the os loaded (painfully slow) and rebooted. This caused the computer
to keep rebooting and not load the OS. The system was so slow that I
was ready to return Vista.
I did some hunting around and the problem was in the BIOS (which was
already upgraded to the latest version) and I had set my SATA II to
run in SATA mode - of course this makes sense. However this was the
culprit. I set this to run in IDE mode and did a re-install. It went
super fast and all is well. I had tried to boot when it was in IDE
mode but it was rebooting as well which prompted me to re-install.
2 Gig of RAM on an ASROCK Motherboard - 939Dual-SATA2 that the install
was extremely slow. I installed the chipset and SATA II drivers once
the os loaded (painfully slow) and rebooted. This caused the computer
to keep rebooting and not load the OS. The system was so slow that I
was ready to return Vista.
I did some hunting around and the problem was in the BIOS (which was
already upgraded to the latest version) and I had set my SATA II to
run in SATA mode - of course this makes sense. However this was the
culprit. I set this to run in IDE mode and did a re-install. It went
super fast and all is well. I had tried to boot when it was in IDE
mode but it was rebooting as well which prompted me to re-install.