hi there, i hope this is the right place for this problem,i have a big problem in januari i bought a new ibm hard-drive gxp 45gig before that i used a old quantum,so to the problem is i cant install w2k on it i workt fine on the quantum but not the ibm,the error code i get is 7 ?it comes up in the hardware configuration and then its just stoppes, a other fun thing is that we are three friends that use gxp:s and its just one off us that can use w2k,
my puter is, mobo via soyo 7vca,667cel,384meg cas2 ram,newest bios. hope any one can give me some help ,run out of ideas.:(
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setup error?
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Posted 20 April 2001 - 09:54 PM
Did you set the jumpers correctly?
Its possible you could have a bad drive, too. Have you tried installing a different OS on that IBM drive?
Its possible you could have a bad drive, too. Have you tried installing a different OS on that IBM drive?
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Posted 20 April 2001 - 10:36 PM
If the jumpers were not setup correctly, the hard drive would not detect at start-up. 
May want to change IDE cables (i assume its IDE b/c u didnt mention scsi) but i dont think it would give you that specific error everytime.
I would suggest as Brain Frank did....install any other OS to the hard drive and check it from there. If it does not install...i would prolly take it back.
Also...your other friend that cant install win2k, does he have same setup as you? And your other friend that can, does he have the same setup?
I dont think this is a config problem, because the drive is detected. Try it out for errors.
May want to change IDE cables (i assume its IDE b/c u didnt mention scsi) but i dont think it would give you that specific error everytime.
I would suggest as Brain Frank did....install any other OS to the hard drive and check it from there. If it does not install...i would prolly take it back.
Also...your other friend that cant install win2k, does he have same setup as you? And your other friend that can, does he have the same setup?
I dont think this is a config problem, because the drive is detected. Try it out for errors.
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