Mainboard MS-6309-WIN2K Hangs.

28/01/06
Hi everyone.
Hope you experts can help.
S/n: K473100061, P/Bell PLATINUM 6001
Board Saturn (Phoenix+) MS-6309 v N1996 ATX Socket 370 850Mhz.
Using BIOS upgrade V2-3B2, 1-25-2002 (from boot).
In Amibios Easy Setup it displays ver 1.30.
Faults
On clean install WinXP or Win2k hangs every time on setup, loading files (windows executive) form CD or boot diskettes.
On warm boot, I receive Pri master error, run setup.
In Amibios Main, the Auto-Detect IDE hard disks, selects correct devices, but on returning are lost or displayed as SECMa CDRom, SECSlv CDRom with HD detected.
Isolated, PCI cards and DVD ROM, swapped cables, proven drive with install CD and cables on another PC (all work ok), but still same fault.
Harddrive accepts Win2K and XP with same media and cables on a Compaq.
Hardware.
512 mb ram
20gig W/Digital HD, will change to 80gig. (Pri Mast)
dvd rom- Samsung mod sd608. (Sec Mast)
cdrw – Phillips mod cdd4401. (SecSlv)
Geforce 6610xl G/card, Networkcard and Soundcard.
Any ideas.

Quote from: NovJoe on 03-February-06, 16:40:18
I saw your post in another forum while I was doing a search in google as well.
Seems like it's the controller or the NB chip problem.
HiNovJoe.
Posted fault in a few forums to speed up narrowing things down.
Can you expand on "seems its the controller or NB chip problem".
Its strange the installation hangs at "setup is loading win exec files", then when the drive is removed and Win2K is installed on the drive in another PC, replaced it then hangs in "Starting Windows" seemingly after setup.
Looking for the manual in forums OEM rogue motherboard.
Cheers for looking.

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