Hi,
See if boot time protection is enabled in the system BIOS, it may need to be
disabled. Also, if you are running a sata drive, you may need to supply a
driver file to support the 64 bit installation during setup.
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"huntcl" <> wrote in message
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>
> Hey guys,
>
> I've got a home-built system that works just fine. I've had copies of
> Vista work on it perfectly before. However, I lost my old disk, and I
> have a new one of Vista Home Premium x64. I try to install it, though,
> and it gets pretty far along in the installation process. But when it
> goes to do that automatic restart thing it goes through, the system
> boots up again, but the installation process starts over. When the
> computer restarts, it tells me to hit any key to enter disk booting. If
> I do, then the instillation process starts over. If I don't, then it
> tells me there's a disk boot error and to hit 'Ctl, Alt, Dlt to restart
> the computer. I've tried it about a billion times, and it does the same
> thing every time. I've been in my bios and changed the booting order
> around and all that jazz, but nothing seems to be working. I've also
> tried repairing my computer through the installation program thing, but
> that doesn't get me anywhere either. And I can't go back to my old copy
> of Vista because it's been wiped from my harddrive, so I don't even have
> the update option. All I can do is an installation, and I can't even get
> that to work! Please, help if you can!
>
>
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> huntcl