Le premier périphérique de démarrage ne fonctionne pas.

Narcasung -  
 Narcasung -
Hello,

I just built a PC, everything works well, I just need to install Windows. Luckily, I have an installation CD available. Firstly, I set the first boot device to CD-ROM, everything was fine. At the end of the installation, I restarted and set the first boot device to Hard Disk. It starts the hard disk, I see the Windows XP screen for half a second, then a blue screen with lots of text that disappears instantly, followed by an immediate PC restart oO.

I’ve tried dozens of times, but nothing works. I concluded that the installation failed, okay, no problem, I go into the first boot device and select CD-ROM, and that’s when the drama happens!
No matter how many times I set the 3 boot devices to CD-ROM, the PC insists on starting from the hard disk! Yet, the drive is brand new and works because when I unplug the hard disk, the CD runs perfectly. I concluded either the BIOS is buggy or the hard disk is buggy.

I would like to know if anyone has a solution to this problem, as I really don’t want to buy new components.

Thanks.
Configuration: Windows XP

1 answer

  1. Narcasung
     
    Resolved, I just had to put in the motherboard driver CD (this time it launched), install it, then start the HD and it worked oO.
    In case anyone in the same situation comes across this.
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