Windows 10: My pc I’m installing windows xp on always gets bsod on windows xp installation

Problem detected on my pc

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windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx

 

Windows XP Installation

So I have installed Windows many many times on previous computers but this time its just not letting me do anything...

So heres the situation: I just bought and assembled a new build (check the spec) and I wanted to install an OS on it to get it started. I use the 32-bit Windows XP full version to install in DOS and it gets through all of the loading of the temporary drivers and such and says its starting to load Windows (this is pre installation loading) about 30 seconds into it I get a BSOD that says that there was a serious error and my computer was shut down to prevent damage. In the screen it notes that my hard drives could be at fault. I have ran scan checks with my SAS controller card and it says I dont have anything wrong with them.

Does anyone else get this problem every time they install WinXP in DOS? How did you fix the problem? What should/could I do?

 

Help installing windows xp

Hello

I had bought a amd 3700+ 64, asus a8r-mvp, 2gb ram elixir, sapphire x1800xt, maxtor 300gb sata2 16mb.
I installed windows 64bits and all go correctly. I had 64bits drivers for all components except for the 3com adsl usb modem... so i decided to install the 32bits version.
Well, I don't know if my windows xp 32bits copy are broken, but when I reach the installation step where you must select the partition for install windows, the setup only renognize 125gb of the 300gb that the harddisk have.
The rest comes correctly, but i only had 125gb of the 300 :s
What can i do? I read that i must search for a drivers and copy it to a disk... but i dont know what and how to do this.

I wish you could help me! many thanks!