Inaccesable Boot Device
I just recently installed SP2 for Win2000, my system was working perfectly before this, I wasnt using SP1 because of the same problem, anyways i installed SP2 and rebooted, when booting i get the Inaccesable boot device blue screen, i'm thinking its Microsofts IDE driver, but i dont really know how to go about this.
I just recently installed SP2 for Win2000, my system was working perfectly before this, I wasnt using SP1 because of the same problem, anyways i installed SP2 and rebooted, when booting i get the Inaccesable boot device blue screen, i'm thinking its Microsofts IDE driver, but i dont really know how to go about this...
System Specs
Epox 8KTA2 With Duron 800
128 meg ram
HD1: 20gig ATA/100
HD2: 10gig ATA/66
CD1:Mitsumi 40x
CD2:Creative Labs CD/RW 8x4x32
OS:Windows 2000 SP2 (broken)
System Specs
Epox 8KTA2 With Duron 800
128 meg ram
HD1: 20gig ATA/100
HD2: 10gig ATA/66
CD1:Mitsumi 40x
CD2:Creative Labs CD/RW 8x4x32
OS:Windows 2000 SP2 (broken)
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Try running the repair option off the Win2k cd.
Boot off it like you would to install, but instead of hitting "Enter" to install, hit "R" at the screen. Choose fast repair and then have Win2k cd find the installation for you.
Boot off it like you would to install, but instead of hitting "Enter" to install, hit "R" at the screen. Choose fast repair and then have Win2k cd find the installation for you.
Should work fine. Did you install the specifics VIA drivers ?
---> http://www.viahardware.com (lastest news)
---> http://www.viatech.com (official)
Regards
---> http://www.viahardware.com (lastest news)
---> http://www.viatech.com (official)
Regards
I had two hard drives one the master, the other the slave. I was dual booting with 98. I tried SP1 and got the message you are talking about. After reading many reply's from the forum. I decide to check my hardware out. I had two things wrong. One was that my second hard drive was on cable select and it had Win2k on it. I changed the jumper to slave. No problem. Then installed the SP1. Same thing again. I was hot. But then someone her suggested that I put Win2k on the master instead of the second drive and believe it or not. It fixed the problem. I now have SP2 on my system without a hitch. Other then SB Live Gamer has to be set to basic acceleration in DX to run D3D games without the crackling.
I hope this helps. And by the way if you have an SB Live the other fix is get a different sound card.
I hope this helps. And by the way if you have an SB Live the other fix is get a different sound card.