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Problem Installing Windows XP

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Hello! :hello: I'm trying to install Windows XP SP3 x86 with patches and a huge driver pack onto my semi-modern PC. The issue is that when I attempt to boot off the installer, when it gets to the "Setup is starting Windows" section, the DVD drive shuts down and a black screen is displayed. I think this has to do something with the USB 3.0 drivers that are loaded, so I would appreciate any help. :thumbup

Here are my PCs basic specs:

Intel i5 7400

MSI B908 Motherboard (CSM Enabled)

SATA 1TB SSD

USB DVD Drive

Just for clarification, the pack has ACPI support, USB 3.0, SATA Driver for my PC and a bunch of other basic modern drivers.

@Dietmar I recall you saying you had encountered this black screen issue before? did you manage to fix it?

@Damnation

Yes, it is a problem, how the harddisk is formatted.

Use RMPrepUSB for this with settings ntldr, ntfs, force LBA

Dietmar

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@Dietmar Thank you for your sugestion! I will definetely try it out, however what I meant by my issue is that I boot off of a DVD install media, it loads drivers and all of that, then it gets to a phase "Setup is starting Windows" where the DVD drive stops spinning. Anyways, Thank You :)

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@Dietmar What do I do after using RMPrepUSB? I copied the files from the XP image but it doesn't boot (NTDLR is missing, press CTRL ALT DEL to reboot)

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