tuskin

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Joined: Jan. 2007 |
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Posted: Jan. 08 2007,01:08 |
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Hi and thanks in advance.
I have DSL on my Kingston USB-stick. It boots and works fine on a another computer, but I can't get it to boot on mine. I've tried all the usb choices in the BIOS boot menu without success. I get the non system disk everytime (because to save time I made it to boot only from usb). DSL works if I use it from usb in Windows, but that's not what I wanted. Does it matter that I have C, D, E, and F drives? (2x HD & 2x CD)?
Any ideas how to get it to boot?
These are from Everest home edition: Processor: AMD Athlon XP, 1533 MHz (11.5 x 133) 1800+ Motherboard: DFI AD75 (5 PCI, 1 AGP, 1 CNR, 3 DIMM, Audio) VIA VT8367 Apollo KT333 Bios: Phoenix-Award BIOS v6.00PG
And I have nothing fancy connected. Just a basic ps2 mouse and a ps2 keyboard.
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