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one of my crashed and i had to replace the hard drive then i couldnt get it to accept (run) vista setup so i hooked it up to my other computer and was able to run the vista setup after that i took the hard drive back out and put it back in the other computer and it works fine. however when i put the hard drive back in the secound computer the computer wont start without putting in the vista cd it says verifying dmi pool data, then boot from cd.......... then disk boot failure insert system disk press enter i tried system restore and startup repair form the vista cd any -- beiniam |
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beiniam;953787 Wrote: one of my crashed and i had to replace the hard drive then i couldnt get it to accept (run) vista setup so i hooked it up to my other computer and was able to run the vista setup after that i took the hard drive back out and put it back in the other computer and it works fine. however when i put the hard drive back in the secound computer the computer wont start without putting in the vista cd it says verifying dmi pool data, then boot from cd.......... then disk boot failure insert system disk press enter i tried system restore and startup repair form the vista cd any Is the boot order in the bios setup still seeing the optical drive set as the 1st drive in the boot order? Once the initial setup files are copied onto the hard drive you have to re-enter the bios to set the hard drive as first in the order there. A method for avoiding the need to enter the bios setup when installing Windows is to leave the hard drive as first and bring up the boot device menu by using the F1, F8, F12, or other F key assigned to that for the one time boot session. Upon the initial restart the hard drive then boots seeing the installation completed. -- Night Hawk |