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Originally Posted by Cressida  Hi durkinjt,
Good to hear the monitor's working now. You don't need to do much in the BIOS, just check for correct date and time settings (under "Standard CMOS Features") and set boot priority to make the PC boot from the optical drive you want to install Windows from (under "Advanced BIOS Features" -> "Boot Seq & Floppy Setup" -> "CD-ROM Boot Priority"). Insert your Windows CD (for XP) or DVD (for Vista), reboot and follow the setup prompts to install the OS. |
Hi Cressida,
As is the norm with me everything includes havoc, the W/XP was downloading nicely, when I got a reply, as to" will adjust screen for best definition", I tried to acknowledege the request, but could not get my keyboard to respond,
I was told I would only need a keyboard, no mouse,so I had to reboot, now I can still get into Bios, but nothing else, when I reboot all I get is blinking particle.