Shadowarez Posted November 30, 2005 Posted November 30, 2005 Heres another little porb, i just recently upgraded to a AMd 64 bit system a 4000+ 939 pin, and wanted to migrate over to XP 64 so i go to install it from cd, and everythings going fine till i get to the EULA i cant hit F8 so i quite reimage the drive back to xp pro, and go into makeing a Unattened CD of XP 64, everything goes great right till the end when it comes to processing it stays their doing nothing, this is nLite 1.0 RC3 so i trye the last version thats on the site Nlite 1.0 RC1 it will go through everything just finen when it gets to the processing it finnishes no prob takes less then 10 mins, to complete, ther RC3 i let sit at processing for 6 hours and nothing, so i go and make a Clean Partition, everything goes good, i intagrate the sata drivers and it dont like em, so i restart and let it dectect it, it finds them this time no prob no need for disk, and it install with no probs gets to desktop, and i install the chipset drivers for 64 bit support, they install no prob it finds my onboard gigbuit nic, im thinking great its all workign, i vheck the nic it has a valid ip address on the router and within windows, so i try connect to the net, nothing but page cannot be found? can anyone help or need more information?
ender341 Posted December 1, 2005 Posted December 1, 2005 Are other computers able to conect to the net?Are you able to connect to other computers on the network?
Shadowarez Posted December 1, 2005 Author Posted December 1, 2005 none can the notebook can get online with xp 64, but the desktop cant no matter what iv tryed it doesnt respond to ping commands, iv tryed pinging from the router, and it times out, yet the desktop gets a ip address, and it cannot access the net, not from command,or dos commands to ping out it times out? think it its the installation? or faulty mother board? wierd thing is it'll work on XP Pro,
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