You need to give us the Stop Error that the blue screen is showing as a
minimum if we're going to help. You can hit F8 as it is booting off the HD
and change to not automatically reboot so you can see what the error is.
This is not a 64-bit problem, since you have the problem on 32-bit Windows.
It is either a driver or a hardware problem, but we'll try to help as much
as we can.
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Charlie.
http://msmvps.com/xperts64
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
"SilentCoast" <SilentCoast[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Ok I have a real problem I have a dual core Pentium d 3.00ghz computer, 4
> gigs of pc2 4200 1ide drive for now(when not debugging the problem it has
> 1
> sata adn 3 ide) then 4cdroms again for right now I only have 1 hooked
> up.It
> came with windows 64x on it. Now im wanting to format it to get windows xp
> pro on it because there are to many programs I cannot get 64 to run. Well
> when I go to reformat it keeps bringing up a blue screen with a windows
> error
> telling me to check my hdd for viruses and to do a checkdsk which I cannot
> do
> because when it gets to the part of loading windows it goes to that blue
> screen. A guy from ASUS recommended trying to run it with 1 gig instead of
> 4
> and that did nothing for me. So at this point I took the hdd out and put
> it
> in another computer formatted it and installed windows on it took it back
> out
> and put it in the other computer. Well when it goes to the loading screen
> for
> windows it goes to the blue screen, i put in the windows disk and it loads
> all drivers fine then when it goes to the "starting up windows" part it
> crashes again. What could this be? Im not running a raid I disabled that
> the
> bios is updated.
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