Of course, if I create a new virtual machine with a version of Windows XP, it will work. From the test steps and the information I have found, the cause of this error is in the Controller type. If you plug in USB 3. After enabling this option, you can boot into the Windows XP installation. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Once in Recovery Console type the following pressing enter after each line: Fixboot Fixmbr Once done exit recovery console and restart the PC.
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When I try and load Windows from my CD I get a blue screen saying A Problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer If this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen, restart your computer.
If this screen appears again, follow these steps: Check for viruses on your computer. Check your hard drive to make sure it is properly configured and terminated.
This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 0. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Does not boot, move the module to slot 2 and again see if the system boots, no boot, try the module in slot 3, no boot, try installing in slot 4. Still does not boot, then remove the first module and using the second one, repeat the sequence described above.
Still no boot, try installing any remaining modules, one at a time, using the above procedure. Continue until you have identified a faulty module [or slot] or reinstalled all modules without error. Then if the computer still does not start, it's possible that the motherboard has failed and needs to be replaced.
Whichever one I pressed, the system self rebooted, and brung me back to the same page. I moved the stick to the 2nd 3rd and 4th slots and I got same results. I tried the other RAM stick on the first slot, and the system actually loaded and brung me to the new user setup keep in mind i did a system restore but the blue screen persisted. I turned it off, inserted the second memory stick into the second slot and system told me the memory had changed, I pressed F1 to continue, system booted up perfectly.
After I am done with the new user setup, I am going to remove the added stick down to slot three, keep the working stick on slot one, and see if system boots, and will repeate the process by putting stick in slot three and put it in slot 4. One question i am confused about, I read online about my system and the RAM in which if i installed new ram I would have to install two of the same sticks?
If anyone could shed some light if i could have stick number one in white slot, and stick number two on the black slot? I have run into a new problem. Stick one is in slot one white slot and stick two is in slot two black. After the initial setup where it asks you where you live, time zone, and user information as such when you get the brand new computer, I entered all my information, and at the part where it says "system will set up something like that please wait one minute as to where the computer will show a blank screen.
DO NOT shut off the computer at this time". I let it do that, and i came back and got a "windows message" saying "the system is not fully installed, please run setup again.
I have the following discs which read:. Contents: -HTML user documentation, -drivers inf, icm, and cat files. Two drivers and utilities CD's i'm not too sure if one is a misplaced extra i had from my old computer so please help! They are:.
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