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       #11

    I don't see anything RE max memory or max cpu
    Drive A is disabled and ACPI is enabled
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    Windows 7 7600 1 X64
       #12

    then nothing. The animated Windows graphic is not shown. I cleared the CMOS and it didn't help anything.[/QUOTE]

    Alrighty then, we start from scratch!
    1. Insert your your motherboard software disc into your drive.
    2. Restart!
    3. Install your mobo drives, usb drives and grafix drivers.
    4. I suggest that the HD may not be recognised by the new OS so if you have a driver disc that came with your new HD remove the mobo software disc abd insert the hard drive software disc and format/install drivers for the hard drive.
    5. Select the iso you want to install. Insert it into your drive.
    6. restart the system and enter the bios and change the boot priority to cd/dvd as first boot!
    7. Save the setting and restart.
    See if that helped.

    Adrian
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       #13

    I don't believe there is anything to install the drivers to. There is no OS on the hdd.

    I've been able to sucessfuly install Linux. I tried to install XP and it allows me to reformat the drive and after the first restart I am presented with a short loading dialog and then a bright blue screen. When I use either 7 disc, I get the first loading bar at the bottom and the screen changes to "Starting Windows" then goes blank.
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    Windows 7 7600 1 X64
       #14

    ISO disk


    Well then if linux installed its possible that both iso disks are corrupted.
    My first attempt at installing os 7 was a unsuccessful due a bad burn.
    Try this:
    If you still have the OS 7 download on another system use iso burn or what ever software you used to burn a new image. However when you make the new iso step down the burn speed to the slowest possible setting. There have been reports that if the iso is burned at hi speed it corrupted. I stepped my speed down to the lowest setting and had a successful instal.

    Adrian
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       #15

    I am in the process of doing this now. The slowest is 2.5x

    However, this wouldn't explain why XP is uninstallable as it's a retail disc.
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    windows 7 rtm ultimate build 7600 x86
       #16

    hi travis,

    1st be sure that ur hard drive is totally ok or not.

    if its ok then change ur bios settings to default but d dvd rom should be d first boot devise.

    boot from it and see if this works.






    plz reply
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    Windows 7 7600 1 X64
       #17

    I've been able to sucessfuly install Linux. I tried to install XP and it allows me to reformat the drive and after the first restart I am presented with a

    Travis, does linux see the hard drive?

    Adrian
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       #18

    I believe that the hard drive is fine as I am able to install and run Linux on it. I am also able to partition it with the XP disc. I have changed the first boot device to be the disc drive.
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    windows 7 rtm ultimate build 7600 x86
       #19

    yes thats a good question asked.

    so plz tell that whether linux cathches ur hardrive or not???
    wat is d size of ur hard drive???
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       #20

    Well, the disc has finished burning and nothing has changed. Still stuck at the same point. The new disc does appear to be working on the laptop though.
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