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you were right ...checked up with linux knopix - it gives error related to display and i see some flickering &nbsp;pixels on the monitor. thank you guys ...
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you were right ...checked up with linux knopix - it gives error related to display and i see some flickering  pixels on the monitor. thank you guys ...

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Kobian Mercury Mother Board 18400gvp.<br />
Intel celeron 2.13ghz processor.<br />
NVRAM 512 MB recenlty replaced.<br />
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I recently had my mother board serviced and it was diagnosed of display chip failure.<br />
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Now i'm not able to boot windows xp sp2 - it keeps rebooting after loading drivers in SAFE mode &nbsp;like mup.sys(which is the last line shown and keeps rebooting)<br />
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I tried reinstalling windows xp from xp sp2 cd - &nbsp;but during loading drivers it gave mountmgr.sys corrupt <br />
and the next time it says ohci1394.sys corrupt couldn't load windows.<br />
I don't have any firewire card installed.<br />
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Let me know if you need additional information.<br />
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Kobian Mercury Mother Board 18400gvp.
Intel celeron 2.13ghz processor.
NVRAM 512 MB recenlty replaced.

I recently had my mother board serviced and it was diagnosed of display chip failure.

Now i'm not able to boot windows xp sp2 - it keeps rebooting after loading drivers in SAFE mode  like mup.sys(which is the last line shown and keeps rebooting)

I tried reinstalling windows xp from xp sp2 cd -  but during loading drivers it gave mountmgr.sys corrupt 
and the next time it says ohci1394.sys corrupt couldn't load windows.
I don't have any firewire card installed.

Let me know if you need additional information.




After recent change of display chip windows xp reinstall stops with mountmgr.sys corrupt and ohci1394.sys corrupt

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Windows XP

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