The main unit is changed from an 845 motherboard to an 815 motherboard, but the hard drive is not changed. As a result, when starting Windows 2000, after the ">>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>" flash, the cursor is stationary. What should I do? Help me!
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Originally posted by Scott0902 at 2006-6-7 11:42:
Once the mainboard is changed, Windows 2000 and XP must be reinstalled, there's no other way...
Originally posted by yunli at 2006-6-9 17:02:
The system recognizes the mainboard!
Reinstall the system, the data will not be lost!
Originally posted by DOSforever at 2006-6-11 16:50:
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Solution for Replacing the Motherboard Without Reinstalling the Windows Operating System
Originally posted by Scott0902 at 2006-6-11 22:54:
This method can be found everywhere online, but unfortunately it can only be operated before changing the motherboard. Since the motherboard has already been changed, reinstalling the system is inevitable!