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1) What Can I Delete? & 2) My ME Experience So Far
Category Model Manufacturer Action Required AMD Special Tools Driver Advanced Micro Devices There is no compatibility data available for this device. tried that to no avail. one thread suggested to unplug the monitor during the install..again, this step didn't work in my case either. if i boot from the DVD then

Windows XP and OfficeXP
***STOP: 0x0000008E ( 0xC0000005, 0xF80CF500, 0x00000000 ) When I restart the computer, the installation process hangs giving me the following error:- NTLDR is missing. I also get the following message, which I haven't seen before on my previous systems, 'No Drive Attached to Fasttrak Controller - No BIOS Loaded'

DVD Drive install problem
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Desparate!!! please help BSOD on install
I did try to boot the win 98 install CD with the new CDROM drive without the floppy in it and it went no ware. Above you are showing a lot of C prompt commands **** "C:\>" IS JUST I am beginning to wonder if the original DVD drive was OK and it is something else that also is not allowing the new CDROM to work.

No DVD/CD Drivers For Fresh OS Install. What To Do?
I now have to reboot with original boot disk, which I no longer have. So I go and buy Vista Home Premium, then first am able remove the data (via knoppix) from the old crashed drive (first one). So I put this drive into the 2nd pc as master, and attempt to install Vista. I get past the "loading software" and then

Got 2008.1, Installed, Now What?
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Installation of second ( new un-formatted ) H/D - Questions ?
On Mon, 20 Jan 2003 00:02:16 +1100, michael fremen wrote: how to convert/prepare the dvd for use in cd-rom when i don't have a dvd drive If you don't have a DVD drive, you can't use the DVD. Full stop. There is no way a CD-ROM can read it. Get thee to one of them places where you can buy Red Hat for about £5.

Win2K problems get worse!
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XP Install Unattend install and time zones???
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DVD Drive stuck even though Vista says there's no problem.
And I wanted to install WinXP just for the fun of it -- I wanted to see what it would be like. Hey, with all the space on the new drive, I could have it all, right? (And by the way, WinXP is very nice. The beta version installed easily and recognized all my major peripherals with no problems at all.

Can I restore Windows 98 from an USB external CR-rom drive?
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DVD+RW Drive: No Autoplay and Cannot Play Movies
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Doom 3 First Impressions
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HELP!! Unable to enable DMA; Jerky DVD Playback.
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installation XP professional SP3, SATA driver installation
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Problem with DVD Drive / Software :(
... --wget --update --auto-update --auto and your system would have all the daily updates installed. and no more need to install/upgdare/reconfigure **everything** through a CD/DVD. Well, I download the dvd.iso, loop mount it, burn boot.iso to cd ~(12 MB) , boot it, select Hard drive install, pick drive, partition,

no DVD drive after LW3 installation
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New install on Sony Vaio PCG-C1VE (no CD)
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