Unsupported Data Configuration

Hi all,
After I got my MSI GF4 Ti4400 I installed XP Home on one of my drives, (I have three) and since XP would not run some of my games, I reformatted and reinstalled 98SE. I have my drive cloned on another drive for backup.
Anyway, it might be coincidence, or it might be card related, but when I reboot, the first time I get an error message (Unsupported Data Configuration) and my system shuts off. Turning it back on, it will work fine,but every time I reboot, the first attempt fails and the second attempt works fine.
Any clues ? Can this be BIOS related?
System:
Asus A7M266
256 Mb Crucial DDR
3 WD drives (13.6, 20, 60 Gb)
MSI GeForce4 Ti 4400
crappy onboard sound(will eventually get a Turtle Beach)
XP 1800+
Also, what are the best BIOS settings for this card?
Thanks in advance! :P

I'm not sure if the BIOS is at fault or if it's just some leftover from the XP installation,or if it's the card's configuration. I think since I formatted the drive, it should have wiped out all traces of XP, or does XP put crap on your other drives (not the one it's installed on)?
I thought a fresh clean install would solve the problem, but it didn't. SE had no problems with it before. That's what makes me think it might be a small problem with the card.

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