Vista install on AsRock Conroe865PE Kiss Levente 6/30/2007 11:58:00 AM Hello, I have AsRock Conroe865PE motherboard with ATI Radeon X1900Pro AGP. I cannot install Vista successfully: The initial part with copy of the files going well, but at the first start when I can see the indicator, suddenly a Blue Screen appears (so quick that I cannot read the message), and the computer reboots itself. Any idea how to repair this?

Re: Vista install on AsRock Conroe865PE "PvdG42" <pvdg[ at ]toadstool.edu> 6/30/2007 2:58:04 PM "Kiss Levente" <KissLevente[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6EAE2908-B655-4313-96B2-28A2B6172A34[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Hello, > > I have AsRock Conroe865PE motherboard with ATI Radeon X1900Pro AGP. I > cannot > install Vista successfully: The initial part with copy of the files going > well, but at the first start when I can see the indicator, suddenly a Blue > Screen appears (so quick that I cannot read the message), and the computer > reboots itself. > Any idea how to repair this? 1. More information, please. Upgrade or clean install, for starters? 2. To get more information on the blue screen, try changing settings in your BIOS to not restart on error, so whatever is displayed can be recorded.

Re: Vista install on AsRock Conroe865PE Kiss Levente 6/30/2007 4:36:03 PM Hello, I tried with clean install, and upgrade from Windows XP Professional, same outcome. There isn't any settings at the BIOS to stop at the Blue Screen, I think it should be a settings in Vista Registry... "PvdG42" wrote: [Quoted Text] > > "Kiss Levente" <KissLevente[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:6EAE2908-B655-4313-96B2-28A2B6172A34[ at ]microsoft.com... > > Hello, > > > > I have AsRock Conroe865PE motherboard with ATI Radeon X1900Pro AGP. I > > cannot > > install Vista successfully: The initial part with copy of the files going > > well, but at the first start when I can see the indicator, suddenly a Blue > > Screen appears (so quick that I cannot read the message), and the computer > > reboots itself. > > Any idea how to repair this? > > 1. More information, please. Upgrade or clean install, for starters? > > 2. To get more information on the blue screen, try changing settings in your > BIOS to not restart on error, so whatever is displayed can be recorded. > >