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have you been into bios to identify the 8gb drive?

had the same problem with the same mobo as you! crap board get a n abit or a gigabyte board

you will need more ram than 128 if you want your system to run! 128 is minimum requirements for xp

clean hdd up and defrag

Are You fed up of having to download the updates after youve had to do a full format? if so then Try this Ms Site Ive found! save all your updates onto a hdd or cd before you format and reload after you have finished http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/en/default.asp?corporate=true its not...

if all goes to plan it fools the computer to thinking that activation is completed so you will have a working copy. found this out on this site http://www.onecomputerguy.com/windowsxp_tips.htm its about halfway down the page

You can set WindowsXP to assume the online registration has been completed. Run Regedit Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion Create a String Value called RegDone Give it a value of 1

format the hdd and restart from scratch

another case of an upgrade from 98/98se/me going wrong format and install the full version of xp

XP is very tempremental especially when you change your mobo and processor! Every board and pro has an individual code and xp looks for that code when it boots so new mobo and porocessor = new codes and no boot. reformat and you will be alright

you can use a pc 100 with a pc 133 as the latter will drop down to 100megs but what is the point of having sdram on a p4 board! it defeats the object as was noted by someone else on the xp forum! make sure the ram is seated home fully

could be a power supply fault! mine did the same thing when i installed a new mobo! the fans switched on and powered the board but no video came up! worth a look

pc 266 is faster by a few milliseconds only!

Have you been into bios (restart and press delete key on reboot? try changing the settings in there! if your not up to the job write down the changes you make as you do them so you can undo if you fail

try nortons utilities 2003. works great on my system

if you want to boot from a floppy disk then goto microsofts home page and download the xp disk set from them! its 6 disketts long and works a treat

result! many thanks friend!

if the pc was bought with xp already installed then try looking on the case for the serial no! Or alterativly it might have the code on a sif file in the windows programme

Hi everyone! Have tried on numerous occasions to try and create a restore point but everytime i get the message 'cannot create restore point! restart windows and try again' every time i restart and start again its just the same. im running xp with sp1 on an abit kt333r raid board,amd athlon...

Recently uninstalled/reinstalled BE 8.5, 8.6. Now, whenever opening backup exec, get message: "There are two administrators logged into the media server. Another administrator may be making changes." Also, whenever this occurs, can't get tools|notification setup to open. Just sits and...