- Jan 3, 2009
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Heyo,
if someone could ease my brain I would be grateful. I just got a new motherboard and it isn't recognizing the windows xp on my harddrive. I tried reinstalling xp on my old motherboard and then putting it on the new mobo and it didn't work. I tried booting from the installation cd disk ( i tried switching the boot up from bios it didn't work) I also tried booting from an old windows 98 floppy disk, it didn't recognize either. what could be the problem? Someone told me that because the windows was set up on another mobo with different memory, It was trying to find stuff from the memory on the old board.(which I can't switch over)
So here it is that I've completely disconnected everything reset the cmos and formatted the hard drive(still doesn't recognize the windows xp disk or boot floppy)
wah! I'm on a one way trip to bluesville. Any ideas?
if someone could ease my brain I would be grateful. I just got a new motherboard and it isn't recognizing the windows xp on my harddrive. I tried reinstalling xp on my old motherboard and then putting it on the new mobo and it didn't work. I tried booting from the installation cd disk ( i tried switching the boot up from bios it didn't work) I also tried booting from an old windows 98 floppy disk, it didn't recognize either. what could be the problem? Someone told me that because the windows was set up on another mobo with different memory, It was trying to find stuff from the memory on the old board.(which I can't switch over)
So here it is that I've completely disconnected everything reset the cmos and formatted the hard drive(still doesn't recognize the windows xp disk or boot floppy)
wah! I'm on a one way trip to bluesville. Any ideas?