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WINDOWS XP HOME

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vick53

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Jun 18, 2002
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Ok trying to install clean copy on a clone PC,intel celeron 2 gig processor,256meg OF DDR Ram,80 Gig IBM harddrive,Future Power motherboard Fp Si645 478 ATX motherboard,,Here is the weird thing I loaded Win 2k on it no problem,,But As soon as I tried to Load Win XP HOME,when it gets to {Setup is loading Files)FAT FILE SYSTEM it just hangs ,,I pull the AGP Video Card and used a PCI video card in its place and still no joy
HELP
 
See if any of these help you.

Run the Windows XP Upgrade Advisor.

You can use the Microsoft Windows XP Upgrade Advisor tool to audit the current status of your computer and get a report of known hardware and software compatibility issues (based on Microsoft testing before release). If you are concerned about the results of the report, do not upgrade until these issues are corrected. Contact your hardware or software manufacturer for updates that make the products run properly on Windows XP.

Remove any USB devices until after installation.

Upgrade the Computer BIOS.

Before you start the setup process, obtain and install the latest basic input output system (BIOS) upgrade for your computer from the computer manufacturer. If you update the BIOS after you upgrade the computer, you may have to reinstall Windows XP to take advantage of features such as Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) support in the BIOS. If possible, update the firmware in all devices before you start the upgrade.


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Thanks But I am doing a clean install no operating system in place ,which is why this is so strange ,,I did however take it out of Ultra DMA thinking that might help ,,to no avail!!!
I will try and find a bios update,for the motherboard,,
 
Well I replaced the ram this morning ,and that was the problem ,Don't buy cheap RAM It just doesnt PAY,Stick with PNY brand or Crucial
 
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