spectemuragenda
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I never saw the blue screen for installing windows.... I saw something about oak technologies in the black screen that looks like dos prompt
Computer freezes and black outs due to certain programs and 'drag and drop'
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spectemuragenda
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No, the boot disk I have in the CD drive now is the one with ISO file
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The file says something about being installed, and driver UBS not found, it said something initially about USB drivers not found, then it said dr dos:A:\
I didn't have a floppy in the drive at the time.
I didn't have a floppy in the drive at the time.
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EDITEDITEDIT....
Corrected my mistake, i was trying to import from the second folder, I'll just continue this until I get the right file for the driver... thank you again for all of your help.
Corrected my mistake, i was trying to import from the second folder, I'll just continue this until I get the right file for the driver... thank you again for all of your help.
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no luck so far,
There are only two folders on the floppy, one folder is labeled PIDE and the other RAID. I have tried the subfolders in the each that are labeled WIndows XP, and another two from a folder that is labeled 2003 or something like that. There are also subfolders in each main folder labeled win98, and win NT that I haven't tried yet because I ran out of cds.
Right now i'm booting from the IDE hard drive and the RAID HD's aren't even connected but the problem remains.....
Is it possible that this is a hardware problem, possibly with my Processor?
There are only two folders on the floppy, one folder is labeled PIDE and the other RAID. I have tried the subfolders in the each that are labeled WIndows XP, and another two from a folder that is labeled 2003 or something like that. There are also subfolders in each main folder labeled win98, and win NT that I haven't tried yet because I ran out of cds.
Right now i'm booting from the IDE hard drive and the RAID HD's aren't even connected but the problem remains.....
Is it possible that this is a hardware problem, possibly with my Processor?
spectemuragenda
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Ok, I finally figured out the problem.
After booting from the IDE drive I assumed that since the problem remained I needed to change something in and/or flash the BIOS, which I eventually did. The MOBO built-in overclocking feature was enabled and set to optimized but the while the CPU frequency was higher the CPU ratio was not altered which caused the discrepancy.
I appreciate all of your help, at least now I know how to use nLite for future references lol.
Just glad to get this resolved.
After booting from the IDE drive I assumed that since the problem remained I needed to change something in and/or flash the BIOS, which I eventually did. The MOBO built-in overclocking feature was enabled and set to optimized but the while the CPU frequency was higher the CPU ratio was not altered which caused the discrepancy.
I appreciate all of your help, at least now I know how to use nLite for future references lol.
Just glad to get this resolved.
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