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Hi All,I would like to thank everyone who has helped me with this issue today, I have taken the machine apart to see if anything obvious is wrong with it and I cant seem to see anything bearing in mind this is an all in one PC.
I think the disc that I used maybe bad as it has a few scratches here and there so will dig out the other one and have another go later this week.
Thanks again Dan On 23/06/14 21:54, bad apple wrote:
On 23/06/14 21:27, Dan Smith wrote:That is what I am trying to do, I am using the genuine license that came with the PC but the computer will not continue setup from the hard drive as it sits in a reboot loop once booting back to the hard drive to try and complete setup.Beginning to think that this probably warranted a big fat [OT] as it's essentially a Windows Vista installation question on a Linux mailing list? There are a *lot* of things that could be going wrong here, not limited to just everything else already suggested here but a whole bunch of other things as well, especially now it's clear you're reinstalling Vista. How? Are you using the manufacturer supplied restore media or a random Vista DVD from elsewhere? Is it the correct version (Pro vs Enterprise vs Home etc)? Is your key compatible with the installer version, if you've even got that far? Does your weird all-in-one PC require special drivers slipstreamed in to the installer? You need to some more experimenting first, there's no realistic way we can help you here as you're still in the initial stages of diagnosis really. Regards
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