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....compatibility problems please.

I can't get Vista Beta 2 to install without running it in safe mode. It
sucks, even when I install it it has problems running at all, crashes at boot
unless it's at safe mode or run last good configuration. Here is my system:

ASRock 939 SATA 2 (With the sata2, gameport and onboard sound disabled)
Radeon 9700 Non-pro
Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer
2GB RAM
Athlon 64 3200+ overclocked to 2.4ghz

The ethernet port is an onboard ULi brand network adapter and I also have
one of those magic 5 extra USB port PCI cards. Any idea what could be causing
the problems? Windows XP and Linux run fine, I am running it on a dual boot
XP/Vista configuration and have tried both 64-bit and 32-bit versions, even
though I'd rather use the 32-Bit version for the drivers.

Have you tried to install it when NOT overclocked? Any diference?


"Wisgary" <Wisgary@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0ADD896D-25F7-4318-9666-DA4F7B70D2EF@microsoft.com...
> ...compatibility problems please.
>
> I can't get Vista Beta 2 to install without running it in safe mode. It
> sucks, even when I install it it has problems running at all, crashes at
> boot
> unless it's at safe mode or run last good configuration. Here is my
> system:
>
> ASRock 939 SATA 2 (With the sata2, gameport and onboard sound disabled)
> Radeon 9700 Non-pro
> Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer
> 2GB RAM
> Athlon 64 3200+ overclocked to 2.4ghz
>
> The ethernet port is an onboard ULi brand network adapter and I also have
> one of those magic 5 extra USB port PCI cards. Any idea what could be
> causing
> the problems? Windows XP and Linux run fine, I am running it on a dual
> boot
> XP/Vista configuration and have tried both 64-bit and 32-bit versions,
> even
> though I'd rather use the 32-Bit version for the drivers.
>

In article <0ADD896D-25F7-4318-9666-DA4F7B70D2EF@microsoft.com>,
Wisgary says...
> ...compatibility problems please.
>
> I can't get Vista Beta 2 to install without running it in safe mode. It
> sucks, even when I install it it has problems running at all, crashes at boot
> unless it's at safe mode or run last good configuration. Here is my system:
>
> ASRock 939 SATA 2 (With the sata2, gameport and onboard sound disabled)
> Radeon 9700 Non-pro
> Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer
> 2GB RAM
> Athlon 64 3200+ overclocked to 2.4ghz
>
> The ethernet port is an onboard ULi brand network adapter and I also have
> one of those magic 5 extra USB port PCI cards. Any idea what could be causing
> the problems? Windows XP and Linux run fine, I am running it on a dual boot
> XP/Vista configuration and have tried both 64-bit and 32-bit versions, even
> though I'd rather use the 32-Bit version for the drivers.
>
>
Apart from the graphics card and the fact I have a Athlon64 3500+, we
have exactly the same kit and it works fine for me to the point where I
completely ditched XP.
If you go to Asrocks website and download the version 3.51 LAN drivers,
they support Vista for the LAN. The link is here:

http://download.asrock.com/drivers/U...ista(v351).zip

The onboard sound drivers then get installed via Windows Update.

--
Conor

Who the **** said I was trying to endear myself to anyone?

Oh my god I can't believe it worked, I'm such an idiot for not trying this
before, what a moron, working perfectly now, thank you everyone!

"Wisgary" wrote:

> ...compatibility problems please.
>
> I can't get Vista Beta 2 to install without running it in safe mode. It
> sucks, even when I install it it has problems running at all, crashes at boot
> unless it's at safe mode or run last good configuration. Here is my system:
>
> ASRock 939 SATA 2 (With the sata2, gameport and onboard sound disabled)
> Radeon 9700 Non-pro
> Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer
> 2GB RAM
> Athlon 64 3200+ overclocked to 2.4ghz
>
> The ethernet port is an onboard ULi brand network adapter and I also have
> one of those magic 5 extra USB port PCI cards. Any idea what could be causing
> the problems? Windows XP and Linux run fine, I am running it on a dual boot
> XP/Vista configuration and have tried both 64-bit and 32-bit versions, even
> though I'd rather use the 32-Bit version for the drivers.
>