John Summerfield schrieb am 16.03.2007 09:23:
>> 4) Here's the bad part (sort of) - I can't boot my Windows any more. It
>> comes part way up and reboots, whether I try to run Safe Mode
>> (hahahahahaha)
>> or Crashing (I mean Normal) Mode. The video card is different, and I
>> thought that might be the problem, but it should come up in safe mode no
>> matter what - no video driver loaded. (I also went from a P4 to an Athlon
>> 64 X2 - could that be part/all of it?).
>
> Backup the data (Knoppix helps here, or simply find the NTFS tools), and
> reinstall Windows. DO NOT reformat the partition, and do have a rescue
> disk for Linux handy:-)
Only to safe your time: Try a repair installation of Windows. If you change
the MB chipset (e.g. from VIA to Nvidia or from an Intel to an AMD chipset),
windows will get a bluescreen because it the windows-kernel expects the old
chipset.
But John has right, this isn't a windows-list :-)
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