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how can i get past this, to log into windows (vista)?

what i really want to do is install XP, but its not letting me...

i boot from my xp pro cd, gets to the part that says

-to set up windows xp now press enter

-repair press R

etc.

i press enter, and it says

setup did not find any hard disk drivers installed in your computer.

make sure any hard disk drivers are powered on and properly connected to your computer, and that any disck related hardware configuration is correct. this may involve running a manf. supplied diag or setup program.

setup cant continue, press f3 to quit setup.

wtf

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I hate computer problems. sorry, I can't help. but good luck.

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before you format, you need to determine if your xp disc has SP2 slipstreamed into it AND if your computer has SATA hard drives. the vanilla XP disc has no support for SATA controllers and will report no hard drives (at least it didnt used to, havent installed xp in awhile). If you have sata drives, google "slipstream xp service packs" and follow that to make your own XP disc, then try booting from and see if it sees your hard disc.

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try putting ur vista installation cd in boot from the cd and format u hard drive through the setup then restart ur comp and put in ur xp cd

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What motherboard?

Sounds like you'll have to load the SATA controller drivers before letting Windows XP setup load completely in order for the HD to be detected.

Do you have an IDE HD to try and see if Windows will detect it?

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