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rindi is correct; it only means, when it tries to install the registry hive, it finds line 0 of hivecls.inf is bad.<br />
it can also be caused by a bad cd drive, cd cable, or cd controller on board
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rindi is correct; it only means, when it tries to install the registry hive, it finds line 0 of hivecls.inf is bad.
it can also be caused by a bad cd drive, cd cable, or cd controller on board

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Upon installing a fresh copy of windows on a sata HD right at the very end of copying all the files it throws the error. &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; - Motherboard - gigabyte ga-ma785gm-us2h<br />
&nbsp; - 500g HD<br />
&nbsp; - DVD ROM<br />
I have DVD as IDE and HD as SATA. &nbsp;I wanna say that the BIOS is not seeing the HD because everything is listed as IDE. &nbsp;I have a XPSP2 disk so I SlipStreamed RAID drivers to a burned disk. &nbsp;I've heard it might be a bad disk, bad burn or improper burn and so on...but none of those seems to me problem. &nbsp;I can install Ubuntu just fine. &nbsp;The motherboard disk does not boot up at all though I can open files through Ubuntu.<br />

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Upon installing a fresh copy of windows on a sata HD right at the very end of copying all the files it throws the error.  
  - Motherboard - gigabyte ga-ma785gm-us2h
  - 500g HD
  - DVD ROM
I have DVD as IDE and HD as SATA.  I wanna say that the BIOS is not seeing the HD because everything is listed as IDE.  I have a XPSP2 disk so I SlipStreamed RAID drivers to a burned disk.  I've heard it might be a bad disk, bad burn or improper burn and so on...but none of those seems to me problem.  I can install Ubuntu just fine.  The motherboard disk does not boot up at all though I can open files through Ubuntu.


What does this error mean?  Line 0 of hivecls.inf is corrupted.  Setup cannot continue.  To quit setup, press F3

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