BSOD Installing Win2k on GigaByte GA-686lx
I've tried installing Win2k Pro & Adv. Server on a PC, everytime After it tries to copy files (after first Re-boot) It goes BSOD, with a 'unable to access boot drive' type message. Asus TNT1 Video Card (I've tried a different Video Card) Gigabyte GA-686lx (Latest BIOS, and previous version) P2-300 128mb Sound Blast ...
I've tried installing Win2k Pro & Adv. Server on a PC, everytime After it tries to copy files (after first Re-boot) It goes BSOD, with a 'unable to access boot drive' type message.
Asus TNT1 Video Card (I've tried a different Video Card)
Gigabyte GA-686lx (Latest BIOS, and previous version)
P2-300
128mb
Sound Blaster compatible PCI card (I've tried without this card) Linksys LNE100tx
Maxtor 7Gb HDD
I've installed Win2k Pro, Server, & Advanced Server on several PC configurations, never had it do this.
I've installed Win95, 98, & ME with no problems at all on this PC. I've tried Upgrading/Clean Install (Dual boot) from within Windows, and from a clean hard drive... No Difference.
Any Ideas?
~NT Worker
Asus TNT1 Video Card (I've tried a different Video Card)
Gigabyte GA-686lx (Latest BIOS, and previous version)
P2-300
128mb
Sound Blaster compatible PCI card (I've tried without this card) Linksys LNE100tx
Maxtor 7Gb HDD
I've installed Win2k Pro, Server, & Advanced Server on several PC configurations, never had it do this.
I've installed Win95, 98, & ME with no problems at all on this PC. I've tried Upgrading/Clean Install (Dual boot) from within Windows, and from a clean hard drive... No Difference.
Any Ideas?
~NT Worker
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Try setting the IDE hard drive detection to AUTO in bios.
