16-08-2009, 05:31 PM
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Help on setting up win XP
I am building a new Machine.(Have built 5 or 6 before but when I finished I took them to the local guru and paid a hefty fee to set them up. I have pc magazine which has the latest on setting up CMOS. What I need to know is After I install windows do I then put the Motherboard
disk in and go thru that or do I go into CMOS 1st set it up and then load the motherboard Diskette and set that up? |
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16-08-2009, 07:25 PM
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well... if you have all the nessasary disks you should just be able to load everything after win xp is installed. thats what i have done everytime i rebuilt my computer. not to hard. but make sure you get all the little connections correct when installing the mobo to the case.
that should be all, in advise i could give to ya. good luck |
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