Advice please
Had to replace mobo on SBS2003 machine. Trying to replace without having to reinstall the system. Have used an AOpen AK77-400GN with an AthlonXP 2600+. Graphics on GeForce MX400 - on the previous mobo the graphics were onboard Integrated VGA Engine in chipset VIA KM266 (Mobo was AOpem MK77M II) The system halts in ...
Had to replace mobo on SBS2003 machine. Trying to replace without having to reinstall the system. Have used an AOpen AK77-400GN with an AthlonXP 2600+. Graphics on GeForce MX400 - on the previous mobo the graphics were onboard Integrated VGA Engine in chipset VIA KM266 (Mobo was AOpem MK77M II)
The system halts in safe mode on \windows\apppatch\drvmain.sdb
This is a compatability problem, I think.
Could it be that I have got to reinstall the system from scratch? or does something scream out that's wrong?
Help
The system halts in safe mode on \windows\apppatch\drvmain.sdb
This is a compatability problem, I think.
Could it be that I have got to reinstall the system from scratch? or does something scream out that's wrong?
Help
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Others may disagree but I never swap a motherboard and not do a clean re-install after. It will solve alot of headaches in the future and it's the easiest way to ensure a stable system afterwards.
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I've swapped a mobo twice now, without a clean install.
Then I put up with multiple errors/crashes/FUBAR's.
Eventually, I just format, start from scratch, and everything wrks fine. New mobo, new install, that's the only right way to do it. Although I've fought it, I know I won't win, losing battle man.
Then I put up with multiple errors/crashes/FUBAR's.
Eventually, I just format, start from scratch, and everything wrks fine. New mobo, new install, that's the only right way to do it. Although I've fought it, I know I won't win, losing battle man.
