Tanx a lot but any more simple for fix the problem??

"db" wrote:

> what likely happened is that
> when you updated your bios,
> the o.s. saw this as a major
> change in configuration.
>
> the usual method to syncronize
> the o.s. with the new bios would
> be to do a repair installation with
> the windows cd.
>
> however, is seems that after
> some fiddling on your part you
> ended up re installing a new
> o.s. instead of a repair installation.
>
> the question you ask now is if
> you can regain the your old
> o.s. because it is likely that it has
> all of your third party programs and
> other stuff as well.
>
> and the answer is "maybe" and
> depends on the following:
>
> if you installed the new o.s.
> into a different partition or a different
> folder, then you still have all the
> system files intact and spared from
> being overwritten by your new install.
>
>
> however, if you simply installed
> a new o.s. right over the older
> o.s. and the system folders,
> then you are out of luck, unless
> you have a backup of you disk
> or partition or system folders.
>
>
> "HamidFULL" <HamidFULL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7B62DB25-DEA4-483C-A3A8-EADC36D715D9@microsoft.com...
> Today I flash my Motherboard BIOS to newer version after successful flash I
> restart my system manually from windows and it become shutdown and monitor
> become off but monitor stay off and it cant boot then I have to press reset
> botton on case and it become turn on, I flash back to older BIOS but problem
> not solved!! also I install new windows xp sp2 new Windows can restart my PC
> with no problem but I need old windows what I should do?
>
> I have Gigabyte 965P-DS4 + E6300 + 8800GTS