Vista - winload.exe problem with Vista x64 on non dual boot setup

12-04-2007

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"alpha_mosaic" wrote:

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> dzomlija;534226 Wrote:

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> > Justif the chassis has any "warranty void if removed" stickers, you're
> > should not break them, or you may lose your warranty.
> >
> > Just make sure the computer is unplugged from the mains and left for
> > about 30-60 seconds to discharge any residual power from the PSU, and
> > remove any static prone clothing and jewelry before messing with the
> > insides of your PC.
> >
> > Just gently loosen the lock pins both both ends of the memory slots,
> > and remove the ram. Blow gently on the sockets to remove any dust
> > particles, and then re-seat the memory modules without using force. Clip
> > the lock pins back into place.
> >
> > If this does not do the trick, then I'd suggest a re-load of Windows,
> > but you said you've already tried that with XP.

>
> I've looked inside before and it has no stickers. There's also a PDF
> manual showing the procedures, but it's hidden deep within the system
> it's quite intimidating(lol I'll give it a shot though, just might do
> the trick. If not, atleast I'll get back a working machine and I can put
> Vista 64 back in

>
>
> --
> alpha_mosaic
>

12-04-2007	#11 (permalink)
Mick Murphy n/a posts	Re: winload.exe problem with Vista x64 on non dual boot setup ????????????????????????????????????????????????????? "alpha_mosaic" wrote: Quote: > > dzomlija;534226 Wrote: Quote: > > Justif the chassis has any "warranty void if removed" stickers, you're > > should not break them, or you may lose your warranty. > > > > Just make sure the computer is unplugged from the mains and left for > > about 30-60 seconds to discharge any residual power from the PSU, and > > remove any static prone clothing and jewelry before messing with the > > insides of your PC. > > > > Just gently loosen the lock pins both both ends of the memory slots, > > and remove the ram. Blow gently on the sockets to remove any dust > > particles, and then re-seat the memory modules without using force. Clip > > the lock pins back into place. > > > > If this does not do the trick, then I'd suggest a re-load of Windows, > > but you said you've already tried that with XP. > > I've looked inside before and it has no stickers. There's also a PDF > manual showing the procedures, but it's hidden deep within the system > it's quite intimidating(lol I'll give it a shot though, just might do > the trick. If not, atleast I'll get back a working machine and I can put > Vista 64 back in > > > -- > alpha_mosaic >
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