Have you tried creating a partition and launching setup from within, say...
Windows XP, select the partition and install? Also, are there any
unnecessary devices attached to the system when you boot from the DVD? Its
possible Vista is trying to detect these devices, remove them and reattempt
the install.
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"DragonsLee" <DragonsLee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi having a bit of a problem trying to install the latest vista build
> 5384.4
> 32bit version
>
> My specs:
> Asus P4R800-V deluxe motherboard
> Pentium 4 3.4GHZ CPU hyperthreading is on
> 1 gig RAM
> ATI X800 video card
> 300 gig western digital hard drive
>
> When I try to boot to dvd to install vista it appears that files are
> loading
> and then you get the moving bar screen after that my screen goes black and
> doesn't change. Looking at the computer I see no hard drive activity leds
> or
> dvd-rom drive leds on. They are not doing there normal thing when
> everything
> works like it should. I have left it sitting there for an hour to see if
> anything started working and nothing happens. Am I to accept that my specs
> aren't compatable and I need to upgrade? Or is this a known bug with
> vista?
>