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Ok, trying to do a favor for a family member by installing a MAXTOR ATA133 Controller card into their computer.
After I "thought" I loaded the drivers I put the Primary HD (which contains the OS, Win XP Pro) on to the controller card.
After a reboot it detected the controller card and then it just kept rebooting.
Obviously something was not right, so I took the HD off the controller card and put it back to the primary IDE on the Mother Board.
After another reboot, I receive the following error right when its verifying the DMI Pool Data.
"Error Loading Operationg System"
I am FREAKING OUT! What happened, what do I need to?
I have already tried to reset the ESCD, but that didnt work.. I need SERIOUS HELP!
Thanks in advance!
System Specs:
P3 800 512MB RAM
60 GB 7200 Maxtor HD
Creative Labs LIVE Value sound card
Maxtor / Promise technologies ATA133 Controller Card
Ati 9000 Graphics card.
Win XP Pro
After I "thought" I loaded the drivers I put the Primary HD (which contains the OS, Win XP Pro) on to the controller card.
After a reboot it detected the controller card and then it just kept rebooting.
Obviously something was not right, so I took the HD off the controller card and put it back to the primary IDE on the Mother Board.
After another reboot, I receive the following error right when its verifying the DMI Pool Data.
"Error Loading Operationg System"
I am FREAKING OUT! What happened, what do I need to?
I have already tried to reset the ESCD, but that didnt work.. I need SERIOUS HELP!
Thanks in advance!
System Specs:
P3 800 512MB RAM
60 GB 7200 Maxtor HD
Creative Labs LIVE Value sound card
Maxtor / Promise technologies ATA133 Controller Card
Ati 9000 Graphics card.
Win XP Pro
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#2 Mar 8th, 2003
Hmm ... I'm out of ideas with this one (as of now). Give me a lil time to think about what might be and then I'll get back to you.
All you did was physically alter the cable connections, right? I have gotten a similar error about being unable to detect the OS when I forgot to set my C: partition as "Active" after partitioning and formatting.
All you did was physically alter the cable connections, right? I have gotten a similar error about being unable to detect the OS when I forgot to set my C: partition as "Active" after partitioning and formatting.
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#4 Mar 9th, 2003
Radicaled, you are like me
I like to reformat over every lil thing that goes wrong! It's my solution to everything.
I like to reformat over every lil thing that goes wrong! It's my solution to everything. 0
#5 Mar 9th, 2003
I wish I could say the same thing. Seriously, there should be a button on my keyboard that unformats and restores my computer the way it was. I wish... it'd be cool if it did it as fast as I can undo something in word by hitting CTRL+Z.
But then it would suck if I hit it accidently.
But then it would suck if I hit it accidently.
Check out my blog at http://www.shinylight.com for more stuff about web dev.
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#7 Mar 10th, 2003
LOL! Yeah, I used to do the same thing. As long as you put a nice wallpaper on the desktop, some neat sounds, and mention that the computer will now run faster, they'll be happy.
I only really did this if they gave me a system recovery CD. I remember one time I did it, and I didn't have the CD... man... trying to find the drivers was a pain in the neck.
I only really did this if they gave me a system recovery CD. I remember one time I did it, and I didn't have the CD... man... trying to find the drivers was a pain in the neck.
Check out my blog at http://www.shinylight.com for more stuff about web dev.
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Formatting does not help - this has something to do with AWD Bios not recognising discs over 33Gb when installing XP. Some other places suggest using Windows 98SE floppy to boot, but not tried that yet.. but I'm gonna. Can't believe this has suddenyl started happening to lots of people at the same time. Very strange.
Well, before you format..
Try booting up in safemode with the Maxtor Controller, and revert back to the Windows ATA Drivers...
Try booting up in safemode with the Maxtor Controller, and revert back to the Windows ATA Drivers...
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Please do not email or PM me with support questions. Please direct them to the forums instead.
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