Dear all, I have a notebook computer, which is the New Blue G6000 model, without a CD-ROM or floppy drive, with a USB2.0 interface, and supports USB floppy drive boot. I once used the built-in optical engraving combined with an external USB2.0 hard disk as an external CD-ROM to install WINXP, which could be installed normally. However, after formatting the hard disk and using the above CD-ROM to install WIN2000, after the file copying is completed, it restarts and a blue screen appears, showing a hardware error. Then, when using the EKE external CD-ROM to install WIN2000, it cannot be directly booted from the CD, and when booted from the external floppy drive, it often cannot find the CD-ROM. I have also used the method of copying the I386 files under WIN2000 to the hard disk and then restarting to DOS for installation, but it also has a blue screen after copying the installation files. Please tell me how to solve the above problems, thank you for your advice. The notebook configuration is P4-M2.2G, 256M DDR, 40G hard disk, SIS650 chipset, integrated graphics card, network card, modem, and with a GPRS module.


