Installing Win XP Home Ed

KT4AV after formating Drive XP starts to load then gives error that it can not copy a file to the Hard Drive, did this several times and a different file each time. I changed the XP CD for new one but the same problem persisted. Changed the Hard Drive for a new Seagate Baracuda 80GB but same problem, changed mem and graphics card, tried different CMOS setups finaly i RMAed the M/B, still can not get XP to install. what the hell am i doing wrong. HELP PLEASE before i jump of the nearest bridge.
KT4AV MS6712
256 PC2700 RAM
80Gb Seagate Baracuda
Audigy Sound Card
DVD Drive
CD - RW
Floppy
Standard Case
350watt PSU

3rd.
Premier - Model: LC -B350 ATX
AC Input
Voltage 230v
Current = 4amps
Frequency = 60 - 50Hz
DC Output
+3.3VOLTS = 28amps
+5volts=35amps
+12volts=16amps
- 5volts=0.3amps
- 12volts=0.8amps
+5vsb=2amps
+5v & +3.3v combined 200w. +5v & +3.3v & +12v combined 330w. total output 350w max

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