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Andrew E.
The BIOS is set to "SATA" to operate,by default its turned off,once set,set
SATA or add-in device or similiar as 2nd boot device priority,set the cdrom
as
1st for xp installation only..Plus,SP2 gets installed in windows explorer,not
DOS as is xp installation (booting to xp cd).Also,99% of pc running SATA only
& not SATA with RAID do not use F6 option.
"Tim R" wrote:
> Is it possible to copy/clone my XP Pro sp2 installation and files from my
> IDE "C" drive to my new Sata "D" drive ? I can not get the XP Pro sp2
> installation to complete when I drive to install XP to the Sata drive...I am
> using the drivers via F6 and all bios settings are correct for the
> setup...but the installation keeps freezing 'after' the starting windows
> appears...usually in step 3 on the splash screen..."Installing Windows"
>
> XP installed fine to the ide drive...just will not complete install on the
> Sata drive...the Sata drive is accessible and accessible from the IDE "C"
> drive installation
>
> I have Norton's Ghost available to copy/clone drive "c" to drive "d"
>
> Thanks, Tim R
>
>
>
SATA or add-in device or similiar as 2nd boot device priority,set the cdrom
as
1st for xp installation only..Plus,SP2 gets installed in windows explorer,not
DOS as is xp installation (booting to xp cd).Also,99% of pc running SATA only
& not SATA with RAID do not use F6 option.
"Tim R" wrote:
> Is it possible to copy/clone my XP Pro sp2 installation and files from my
> IDE "C" drive to my new Sata "D" drive ? I can not get the XP Pro sp2
> installation to complete when I drive to install XP to the Sata drive...I am
> using the drivers via F6 and all bios settings are correct for the
> setup...but the installation keeps freezing 'after' the starting windows
> appears...usually in step 3 on the splash screen..."Installing Windows"
>
> XP installed fine to the ide drive...just will not complete install on the
> Sata drive...the Sata drive is accessible and accessible from the IDE "C"
> drive installation
>
> I have Norton's Ghost available to copy/clone drive "c" to drive "d"
>
> Thanks, Tim R
>
>
>