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I entered the BIOS, but there didn't seem to be a specific item for the onboard IDE Controller? It's a DELL Dimension 2400.

I've recently added an IDE Controller card and have the primary HD connected to it. Before I installed that card the PC wouldn't boot from the HD, I tried other HD's but none of them worked. I came to the conclusion my MB's IDE connector was bad, therefore installed the PCI IDE card.

When the PC boots it stops and asks the user to do the following: Press the F1 key to continue, Press F2 to enter the setup utility. How can I bypass this and just have the PC boot without my intervention?

I have Windows 2000. Can I access Event viewer via Safe mode? If so How do access it?

Hi, "it" is the menu item that I choose that appears on the screen to install the drivers from the floppy.

I'm not sure. I'll ask. This is the error I received when I first booted it up after I was given the PC. John

I've been trying to install an IDE PCI Controller because I believe the IDE Controller on the Motherboard is not functioning. I'm only trying to use 1 HD with it and want to make that my Master HD. I have W2K OS on the HD drive and have it connected to the new IDE PCI card and have the card...

Additional text from this blue screen error is as follows: Address 80452F60 base at 80400000 DateStamp 384d5a76 ntoskrnl.exe. Would anyone know what moight cause this and how to fix this? Thanks! I have a DELL Dimension 2400