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I get aproximatly 80% or higher finished doing a clean install and then I get
a blue screen with errors but it is gone so fast I can't read it. I run the
Upgrade Advisor and it says my hardware passed. I have some device problems
so I removed everthing but the essentials. Disabled on board Lan, unplug 1
Rom, all I have plugged in is video, hard drive, 1 rom and floppy drive
(forgot to unplug floppy). Then computer restarts and I have the options to
go into Safe Mode, Start Normal etc. but no matter which one I choose it says
wasn't successful to start installation over.
My System
ASUS P4P800 motherboard
3.0 GHz
1 GB Ram
Radeon X1600 video
I have tried different hard drives, with more than adequate space
Floppy

Please help, a lot of money to just sit on shelf

Whats the devices? You seem to know a lot about computers. But if theres
crusial drivers or devices that say dont work while installing then it could
be the reason.
"Wheeler" <Wheeler@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I get aproximatly 80% or higher finished doing a clean install and then I
>get
> a blue screen with errors but it is gone so fast I can't read it. I run
> the
> Upgrade Advisor and it says my hardware passed. I have some device
> problems
> so I removed everthing but the essentials. Disabled on board Lan, unplug 1
> Rom, all I have plugged in is video, hard drive, 1 rom and floppy drive
> (forgot to unplug floppy). Then computer restarts and I have the options
> to
> go into Safe Mode, Start Normal etc. but no matter which one I choose it
> says
> wasn't successful to start installation over.
> My System
> ASUS P4P800 motherboard
> 3.0 GHz
> 1 GB Ram
> Radeon X1600 video
> I have tried different hard drives, with more than adequate space
> Floppy
>
> Please help, a lot of money to just sit on shelf
>

In my experience as an OEM, most install issues can be resolved by
replacing either the RAM or the Hard Drive. One or both of these could
be knackered, i've had a similar issue in the past and it ended up
being a faulty RAM stick.

Double check everything and make sure the RAM is seated properly.


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