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Building a New System



 
 
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Old August 27th 06, 07:51 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Lang Murphy
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Default Building a New System

Booting to Vista DVD. No dual boot. Guess I could look around for an updated
iastor.inf, etc.

Thanks,

Lang


"Chad Harris" wrote in message
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Lang are you dual booting and launching Vista setup from XP or are you
launching setup from the Vista DVD after restart?

CH


"Lang Murphy" wrote in message
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Ah... tried installing 5536 on my Dell XPS Gen 2 again and got the BSOD
after providing the SATA controller driver. So I guess I'll be running
5472 on that seat until a new build that doesn't BSOD during setup
arrives.

Lang

"Lang Murphy" wrote in message
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Oops... I must have "disremembered" my 5472 install because I just tried
installing 5536 on my Dell XPS Gen 2 and not only did it need the SATA
controller driver, but it, Vista Setup, BSOD'd after I provided the
driver. Nice. It's a new feature.

Lang

"Lang Murphy" wrote in message
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You have to provide the SATA -controller- driver during install. Which
build are you trying to install? I had to provide the SATA controller
driver in 5384 but 5472 had the driver, so I didn't have to provide the
driver when I installed 5472. Of course we may have different SATA
controllers.

Lang


"Charles Harris" wrote in message
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MSI K9N Platinum, AMD 64 X2 4600 cpu, 2 GB DDR2 RAM, DVD drive, WD
250GB SATA 16MB cache HD Geforce 7600.

Vista will not install on this system at all. I've tried installing to
a blank formatted drive. Installing XP SP2 and upgrading no luck.
Vista won't install on the SATA drive. I'm wondering if I should just
wait for RC-1







 




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