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James Howlett - 29 Apr 2004 22:18 GMT
When I try to install XP Pro to my computer, on the
restart, I see the logo screen with a status bar for about
5 seconds, and then the screen turns black.  Is there a
reason for this?  Is there some way I can get my install
to work properly if this isn't the right way?

Thanks for any help that may come.
Gerald Thompson - 01 May 2004 00:53 GMT
If this is a new computer/motherboard: Check the CPU bus
speed setting. Initially, the jumper (JP2) was set
to 'Auto' from the manufacturer (L4VXA2 P4 motherboard;
Celeron 2.66 GHz CPU, 400 MHz FSB) Changed it to '533'
(I'm running one stick of 512 MB DDR RAM. When I first
started XP and W2K installs, I first had to disable L1/L2
cache which of course is really slow, and after reboot re-
enabled it - still crashed. Resetting the mobo's bus speed
corrected the problem.
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>When I try to install XP Pro to my computer, on the
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>Thanks for any help that may come.
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