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Old 02-06-2007, 06:38 PM
Bill Woodward
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Windows CD won't boot

I have built a computer for my wife and when I attempt to install
Windows XP Home, the disc won't boot. The hard drive has been
formatted. The CD/DVD drive is working because I can boot it with the
Partition Magic CD. When I try to boot the Windows CD I just get a
blinking cursor. The CD is the full version. Sounds like a hardware
problem but I can't figure it out. Am I missing something?

Bill W.

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Re: Windows CD won't boot


Check your CMOS setup and see if you have an "autoplay" option for
peripherals (CD ROM). Check if it's selected enabled.

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Re: Windows CD won't boot


Check your CMOS setup and see if you have an "autoplay" option for
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Re: Windows CD won't boot


Check your CMOS setup and see if you have an "autoplay" option for
peripherals (CD ROM). Check if it's selected enabled.

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