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<blockquote data-quote="Bendix" data-source="post: 500381" data-attributes="member: 95535"><p>sorry for double post, but i think i found a way solving this problem (or to get near a solution)</p><p></p><p>could it be that our problem is an "IRQ conflict" ?</p><p></p><p>i tried to disable ACPI in Bios --> Bluescreen</p><p>so i tried to switch "computer" from ACPI to standard PC (in Hardware-Manager)</p><p>I restarted then, and switched ACPI in BIOS to "disable"</p><p>XP was starting up, and was installing all of my hardware (switching from ACPI to standard causes that XP reinstall every hardware)</p><p>My problem was that my USB mouse and keyboard was not installed early enough, so i could not click on "install later" and i have to reset my PC... </p><p>from this point my PC gets bluescreens every boot. I tried a whole day to install XP SP3 as a standard-PC but i get an "missing file error" while XP was installing :-(</p><p> </p><p>I spent the last 2 Days for reinstalling XP, MP and my other software as a ACPI PC. </p><p>Right @ the moment i do a backup with acronis, so i dont have to reinstall my PC again when i am testing such things...</p><p></p><p>Maybe one of you could test to install a "standard PC"</p><p>you can do it when you press F5 while the message "Press F6 for third party drivers" appears. (this message could be an other, couse i translated it (only have a german XP), but i think you know what i mean <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bendix, post: 500381, member: 95535"] sorry for double post, but i think i found a way solving this problem (or to get near a solution) could it be that our problem is an "IRQ conflict" ? i tried to disable ACPI in Bios --> Bluescreen so i tried to switch "computer" from ACPI to standard PC (in Hardware-Manager) I restarted then, and switched ACPI in BIOS to "disable" XP was starting up, and was installing all of my hardware (switching from ACPI to standard causes that XP reinstall every hardware) My problem was that my USB mouse and keyboard was not installed early enough, so i could not click on "install later" and i have to reset my PC... from this point my PC gets bluescreens every boot. I tried a whole day to install XP SP3 as a standard-PC but i get an "missing file error" while XP was installing :-( I spent the last 2 Days for reinstalling XP, MP and my other software as a ACPI PC. Right @ the moment i do a backup with acronis, so i dont have to reinstall my PC again when i am testing such things... Maybe one of you could test to install a "standard PC" you can do it when you press F5 while the message "Press F6 for third party drivers" appears. (this message could be an other, couse i translated it (only have a german XP), but i think you know what i mean :D [/QUOTE]
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