Re: Windows install - off topic
chris morris <[email protected]> Wed, 24 Feb 2010 19:13:45 +1300
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If you have installed XP and its working, but USB is not recognised? - could be a drivers issue. Normal procedure ( for me ) when doing a reinstall is to load the motherboard/chipset/grapics/LAN/etc drivers immediately after completion of XP install. In short, get everything working. Then start installing service packs When done with all those, then go ahead with installing AV and other programs etc. chris Rose McGillicuddy wrote: > > Installed as far as it asking for Home Edition SP 1 disk. D/L SP1a > from MS as it (MS) advises but think PC not recognising DVD (I had to > reset it for WinXP to boot and it doesnt seem to have held). Put it > on flash/USB drive but don't know path and it is not automatically > recognised. Any help please. > > Thanks Rose -- \