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Posted on May 07, 2008

Bois problems???? i just bought a computer here are some specs::Custom built computer with Intel 2.66ghz P4 478 pin CPU (northwood core 1.5v), 1.25gb DDR333 memory (pc2700), 400 watt ULTRA power supply, ATi Radeon 9250se 64mb DDR video card, MAXTOR 7200rpm 20GB hard drive (no OS installed), front side USB ports, onboard LAN, USB, 10/100 ethernet, sound, parallel port, serial port, 32x24x32x Philips CD/CDRW, Lite-on 16x DVD player, Syntax SV-400 motherboard. the hd is blank.apparently the battery on motherboard is dead as it doesnt save time bios settings etc.i took the battery out of my old computer and my hd put them in the new one.it tries to open up the os. the windows xp logo comes up then it restarts.i put the hd back in my old puter and d/l what i thought was the motherboard drivers and tried again still same thing. does this have something to do with the bios setting??? where can i get a list of the settings????

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I tried repairing it wouldnt complete done complete erase of hd and trying new xp installation it goes so far then stops

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No - this is something that can generally only be resolved with a repair install of the XP.

The repair option can be accessed while doing a standard (i.e. boot from the CD) install. Note: this is a repair option after you select to install; not the repair/recovery options on the first screen.

It should detect your OS and ask if you want to repair it. This will cause you to have to reactivate windows, and I highly recommend having your drivers already downloaded and ready to be installed. Some programs my have to be reinstalled also.

There is a sysprep tool that can be used, but I've always found it easiest to do a repair.

  • Anonymous May 08, 2008

    Exactly where is it stopping? If it's stopping at the device detection stage - try removing any of the extra add-in cards and disabling extra things on the board like Sound, serial, and parallel ports.

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