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CHiLL · 18-02-2009, 18:44

The system seemed to work for about a week before it encountered problems.

I used to have a socket 754 motherboard with standard DDR memory slots...the same problems occurred.

I now have a socket AM2 motherboard with DDR2 memory slots, which obviously requires different memory to the last board. The problem still occurs.

I formatted the hard drives many times, on both setups, and still had problems.

I only have the motherboard, hard drive and fan attached. I only had the dvd-drive attached to install, then de-attached it.

I know it isn't the Windows XP install disc, because I used the exact same disc on my main computer, which is problem free, after about 6 months.

This means it's only the drives?

18-02-2009, 18:44	#19
CHiLL cf.geek Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Liverpool Age: 37 Services: Sky+ TV and Virgin Media 10MB Internet. Posts: 830	Re: Unmountable_Boot_Volume The system seemed to work for about a week before it encountered problems. I used to have a socket 754 motherboard with standard DDR memory slots...the same problems occurred. I now have a socket AM2 motherboard with DDR2 memory slots, which obviously requires different memory to the last board. The problem still occurs. I formatted the hard drives many times, on both setups, and still had problems. I only have the motherboard, hard drive and fan attached. I only had the dvd-drive attached to install, then de-attached it. I know it isn't the Windows XP install disc, because I used the exact same disc on my main computer, which is problem free, after about 6 months. This means it's only the drives?