Blue screen when installing Win XP Home

Getting blue screen when installing Win XP Home on 915P Neo2 Platinum motherboard with the on-board LAN port enabled! Any idea to fix this?

disable onboard lan then reneable it after you get xp installed see if that works.  try to get the latest bios for your motherboard to.

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