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Setup goes into a neverending reboot sequence!

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For once it seemed my install was flawless, but then....as setup reboots and gets ready to load the installed OS for the first time it goes into a reboot loop just after files are beginning to load from the HDD.

I've tried starting windows in safe mode, but the same thing happens. It reboots before I can se the normal window boot screen with the blue scroll bar.

When starting in safe mode the last driver i can se getting loaded is MUP.SYS. I'm suspecting that the next driver is the problem,meaning that we could be talking about a driver starting with an "n".

I've slipstreamed the nVidia raid drivers for my DFI lanparty UT 4, but I can't understand what I've done wrong to cause this.

Can someone please help me troubleshoot?

Thanks

Edited by Bebbetufs


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It seems this is due to the fact that the nForce drivers are not digitally signed and are therefore replaced by windows during the setup. So in effect non-working drivers are installed in their place.....

It is always nice when my software protects me from me....

Anyway, I've tried the nLite way, but I don'w like it because it does a lot of things to my DVD that I can't controll and I don't know how to undo them if I run into problems.

So can anyone with a DFI Lanparty UT nF4 ULTRA D please let me know how they installed the drivers?

Edited by Bebbetufs

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Hurray!!!!

I finally solved this by reverting back to the previous nForce drivers v.6.66. This is the first post ever posted from this computer!

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