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I have tried many things, including reinstallation, repair of an installed
OS, taking RAM chips out one by one, changing boot order in Bios, doing a
Bios flash, trying different raid drivers, etc. The system will start as
long as the OS Cd is in the drive. I tried installing my old copy of Windows
2000, and I have the same problem. I really have no idea what to try next
that hasn't been tried. Any help is appreciated.
OS, taking RAM chips out one by one, changing boot order in Bios, doing a
Bios flash, trying different raid drivers, etc. The system will start as
long as the OS Cd is in the drive. I tried installing my old copy of Windows
2000, and I have the same problem. I really have no idea what to try next
that hasn't been tried. Any help is appreciated.