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winsetup caused segment load failure in mode user.exe at
Winsetup caused segment load failure in mode user.exe at xxxx:xxxx
It could also be a problem with your ram.
Bill
Bill
What spec is the machine it is going onto?
Are you installing win95? If so crashed are not unusual. Turn power off, then back on, rerun setup, and select safe recovery mode. This may happen several times during device identification attempts.
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I already tried loading the CD rom onto the hard disk, with the same results. On a an ewag (educated wild-ass guess), I turned off the external cache on cmost setup. It loaded and ran without a hitch.
Turning off video bios shadow and caching also helps when having unexplainable problems. If you turn off CPU or external memory cache, it is a big performance hit. Maybe you are overclocking, or your cache timing in bios setup is set too fast.
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since your ewag worked you might want to check your Ram timings in the Bios. If your motherboard has a cashe modual then you might also want to take it out and clean the contacts with an eraser. Also since your problem is basicaly solved you should reject the proposed answer and ask linda in customer service to delete this question
Bill
Bill
c:>md windows <enter>
c:>cd windows <enter>
c:>\windows\md options <enter>
c:>\windows\cd options <enter>
c:>\windows\options\md cabs <enter>
c:>\windows\options\cd cabs <enter>
c:>\windows\options\cabs\c
Then run setup from that directory
Let me know if this helps
Bill