Winxp Sp2

Why VIA chipset motherboard cannot support to WINXP Service Pack 2..Because of this prob. i reformat my harddisk for 5 times..actually whatz the problem in VIA Chipset ah?I try to installing other chipset PC there was no problem.

I have the via kt600 chipset - running xpsp2 no problem.
before running xpsp2 ensure your hard drive has been cleaned of all virus/spyware using anti virus/spybot/adaware
also if you have a 64bit athlon cpu don't try and install sp2 - there is a known issue with 64 bit cpu's
yes more detail required.

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>>> Richard Beels [SysOp]<[email protected]> 11/9/2004 1:50:43 PM >>>
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