If you remember a few days ago, my music computer had gone down and it
looked like the MB was loading down the +5SB. New motherboard arrived,
for Core2 Duo, there wasn't much choice, the new one is an Asrock with a
G31 chipset. The previous was a P45. Since I have a ton of audio apps
OK on shipto address.
But, just now I have 6 inches of new snow to deal with. Plan to send to
you in
1-2 days (post melt). I'll send you the tracer post shipment.
Sadly, I do not do PayPal. So, I may just ship FREE2U anyway. No harm,
no foul!
Duncan
On 02/10/2014 18:59, Robert Martin Jr.
I thought repair installs could only be done from the desktop in W7 ?
Disguised as upgrade install.
I do not see that option when booting from the CD/DVD.
fp
At 10:20 AM 2/13/2014, Steve Tomporowski Poked the stick with:
If you remember a few days ago, my music computer had gone down and
it
When you boot to the install disk, the first window you see asks you
Language/Time Currency format/Keyboard. After you click next, the
next window has a big 'Install Now' in the center, however, in the lower
left corner there are two options: What to know before installing
Windows Repair
When I went from my old Core2 CPU to the new System with the i7 in it. All
I did is turn it on and the drivers installed by themselves, did need to add
drivers manually on the SATA.
In Windows 8 it's basically the same way. Did a motherboard swap on a
Windows 8 system and it worked like a champ
thanks, good to know.
fp
At 11:48 AM 2/13/2014, Steve Tomporowski Poked the stick with:
When you boot to the install disk, the first window you see asks you
Language/Time Currency format/Keyboard. After you click next, the
next window has a big 'Install Now' in the center, however, in the
Tim,
Interesting! How did you 'add drivers manually on SATA' if all you did
was turn it on? Sounds like you booted from the install or recovery disks.
Steve
On 2/13/2014 2:01 PM, Tim Lider wrote:
When I went from my old Core2 CPU to the new System with the i7 in it. All
I did is turn it
The SATA driver was for the eSATA. It was not needed for the boot drive. If
needed for the boot drive, I'd probably need to use the Install DVD.
Tim Lider
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Okay, that explains it, thanks. I've never seen Win7 do that, usually
it blue screens because it has the wrong chipset drivers for disk
access. This particular system went into a reboot loop and the blue
screen would flash for an instant and then the system would reboot. Did
you do any
Just trying to find out where I went wrong...;-). I went from Intel to
Intel, maybe Windows can discern two different manufacturers, but not
two different chipsets from the same manufacturer?
On 2/13/2014 4:15 PM, Tim Lider wrote:
No I did not. It worked since it was an Intel Chipset. Keep
I have done it from an Intel PentiumD to an Intel Core2 Dou system. The
system just added drivers on its own.
Maybe the New Motherboard was using nonstandard SATA Controllers. Some
boards do not use the Intel SATA Controller.
Regards,
Tim Lider
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From:
Thanks Tim,
This explains why my P45 m/b's always try to load the J-Micron drivers
for the 'RAID' function
that I have never used. I am a bit smarter now.
Duncan
On 02/13/2014 17:01, Tim Lider wrote:
I have done it from an Intel PentiumD to an Intel Core2 Dou system. The
system just added
The board has 4 SATA connectors and the manual says that they are off
the ICH7 Southbridge. Maybe the G31 chipset with an ICH7 is a odd
combination? Whatever. I'm back and running with minimal effort, and
happy.
On 2/13/2014 5:01 PM, Tim Lider wrote:
I have done it from an Intel PentiumD
At least it's up and running. That's important :)
Tim Lider
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Bravo! Yes, Up and running is the important partI believe.
Duncan
On 02/13/2014 17:30, Tim Lider wrote:
At least it's up and running. That's important :)
Tim Lider
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