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Asked by sailmarc in Windows XP Operating System, Computer Hard Drives, Embedded Hardware
I just built a new system, every part brand new, and I'm having trouble installing xp. It's an intel G45 board with the ICH10R southbridge. The board is a Foxconn G45M-S. I have two WD hard drives set up in a raid-1 mirror (ports sata1 and sata2), I set it up in Intel matrix storage manager, and in the bios I have the hard drives set to raid mode (out of IDE and AHCI and raid options). Booting to a windows xp sp3 cd enters setup fine but as soon as setup is finished loading drivers I get a blue screen (0x0000007B) instead of the partition setup screen. This is after hitting f6 and using a cd with the ich10r drivers integrated, both the Intel and Foxconn offerings. I don't quite know what to do from here. Everything works fine if i do not use raid and instead change the hard drives to IDE mode. Anybody have any ideas?
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