Problems when installing W2K on my old PC
Whenever I try to install Windows 2000 Professional on my old PC, I get a 0x7B BSOD when the installer boots. This happens on both of my hard drives. I have tried every single config possible and nothing works. I believe it *may* be the onboard IDE controller.
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I wonder what your old PC does mean. Old PC just like Pentium 1/2/3/4 series? Or Virutual PC.
Virtual PC is Not Hardware but Software that emulates (simulates) another PC.
Also which SP (Service Pack) version you manage to install Windows 2000 professional.
I don't have any other old PCs that I could try to install to them. I have made at least 2-3 disks with the W2K setup, redownloading the iso each time. My only other system is a Latitude d520 running W7, and the hdd is really small to create another partition.
Its a 2000-era pc with 1GB of RAM, an Intel Celeron at 1.2GHz and an 80gig drive.
I was trying to install W2K Professional SP4.
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