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Old 03-01-2008, 06:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i really cant get my head around this i tried everything, my comp dont boot past the press any key to boot from cd part, on other motheraords it will boot and i can instal fresh windows on it, but i put it back on my main motherbaord i can get into format etc then it reboots and doesnt go to the windows installation just stays there any suggestions
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Old 03-01-2008, 09:07 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Lately I ran into a similar problem here with a dvd burner trying to custom install Vista along with XP in a dual boot configuration. After pressing the any key to boot option the installer would load only so far and stall. There's nothing wrong with the drive itself.

After shutting the system entirely or repeatedly pressing the reset button all of a sudden the screen for choosing install now or repair tools finally came up. All this was proceeded with the use of a lens cleaner cd yet still saw the stalls. Recheck the data cable as well as trying a cleaner cd to see if that suddenly gets you going there.
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stupid question, but does the keyboard work?! embarrissingly I've been there for hours...
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Not really since you can easily end up seeing flaky keys on an old or cheaply made keyboard where you have to pound keys to get anywhere.

Cordless keyboards on the other hand can easily see problems when first trying to install Windows even with Vista. A corded model is always advised until the system is up and running to then see the software for any cordless model installed later.
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