sozz Posted February 5, 2006 Posted February 5, 2006 Hi all! Since friday night i'm trying to install Windows Xp x64 on my computer, but i can't... Just once the instalation setup gave me the opportunity to format the HD, but when the installer finished to format and started to copy the files ... a blue screen appear!!! The other "one hundred times" the instalation stop in "Setup is starting Windows" I have tried to copy the nvd4 sata drive into a disk and press F6 and to integrate the files into the windows CD...but it did not pass anything I wanna know if someones can help me...please!!! I have a sata seagate HD, my motherboard it's DFI-Landparty ultra-D, AMD 64 venice 3200... I have to format first the windows x32 partition to install the x64?, i don0t wanna a dual bootSorry for my poor english
sozz Posted February 5, 2006 Author Posted February 5, 2006 New info i format the windows xp pro partition When the installer finished to load the drivers it reboot.. i try whith all the drivers for since 6.53 to 6.83...
Stead Posted February 9, 2006 Posted February 9, 2006 hrmm, dunno if this will help, but i had trouble with my cd-rw in xp64, normal xp, 2000, even reactos run fine, but with xp64 it wouldn't start with the cd drive plugged in, just hang, i had to remove it one day for some reason and tried booting it up, and worked no problems. if i plug it back it hangs onstartup
BJMckay Posted February 18, 2006 Posted February 18, 2006 im not sure but, i have been told that if your using ide drives and cd-rw, they all must be set to CS cable select. i dont know if this could be causing your problems in regard to cd-rw drive.
umy Posted April 13, 2006 Posted April 13, 2006 i've got the answer to this.you have burned the cd the wrong way. i had exactly the same problem.you have to burn the cd as an image-cd.in nero: "recorder"-> burn image -> select the image-file.burn (sorry for my bad english i'm norwegian)
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