Ultimate 64bit

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I have an Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe mb, 8GB of RAM, AMD 6000, EVGA 8600GTS. The
install completes Copying Windows Files, Expanding Files, Installing
Features, Installing Updates and then begins the restart countdown. Once the
system restarts Windows splash screen comes up and then dumps with error
IRQL_LESS_OR_NOT_EQUAL . I'm on my third clean install and have disabled the
on board Audio. Suggestions please or 400 bucks down the drain?
 
I'm on my third clean install and have disabled the
on board Audio. Suggestions please or 400 bucks down the drain?
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Try an old PCI graphics card out of the junk box. Millennium II 4MB
or similar. If it gets things up and running, you can swap the
graphics card out, and hope new hardware detected, recognises
the card.
Millennium card shoul be detected as VGA apapter.
 
Problem isolated and workaround in place! Okay, anybody using the LITEON
LH-20A1L DVD/Lightscribe drive: It will work for installing 64-bit apps BUT
UNPLUG it after the setup restarts for finalization. Once all updates were
installed (OS) I thought I would give the drive another chance. Any takers
on what happened? It blue screened again. I think it has something to do
with the drive being picked up as a DVD-RAM drive but am unable to confirm
this. I can confirm that all works well without the drive connected. So the
workaround ~ map your other computers DVD drive and don't go to the movies
for a couple weeks as discipline for believing the LH-20A1L claim of working
with Vista (it does, just not the 64-bit version). Any suggestions on a
proving SATA DVD/Lightscribe burner for Ultimate 64?
 
MJT said:
I have an Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe mb, 8GB of RAM, AMD 6000, EVGA 8600GTS. The
install completes Copying Windows Files, Expanding Files, Installing
Features, Installing Updates and then begins the restart countdown. Once the
system restarts Windows splash screen comes up and then dumps with error
IRQL_LESS_OR_NOT_EQUAL . I'm on my third clean install and have disabled the
on board Audio. Suggestions please or 400 bucks down the drain?
Click to expand...
 
You hit my problem right on the head I have a litescribe DVD burner. Never
thought in a million years it could be it. I have been running XP 64 and
never a problem. I appreciate this info more than I can say. I have been at
this install foe 10 hours straight.
 
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