Ok, i install vista onto a new partition on my Master HDD yesterday.
Now during the install both my Primiary HDD and Secondary HDD where connected, now after it copied files over and restarted it went to load and started to hand on the "Verifying DMI Pool Data......." section.
I have since uplugged the Secondary HDD and it now boots into both XP and Vista fine however as soon as you plug it in again it hangs at this point. Ive also tested the Secondary HDD to see if its broken by only having that plugged in which doesnt have a OS on it and it gets past the "Verifying DMI Pool Data......." section but brings the error up of no Boot Device.
Anyway both drives are working but dont like to work with each other plugged in, this ever happened to anyone else?
Ive got a couple of things to try once i go get a PS2 keyboard which involves either uplugging both drives, setting the drive info in the BIOS to none/not installed and then restarting. Then plugging them back in and updating the BIOS again, which in turn should update the DMI pool data. If this doesnt work i might have to boot into DOS and run the A:\sys c: command to copy a new system over.
Now during the install both my Primiary HDD and Secondary HDD where connected, now after it copied files over and restarted it went to load and started to hand on the "Verifying DMI Pool Data......." section.
I have since uplugged the Secondary HDD and it now boots into both XP and Vista fine however as soon as you plug it in again it hangs at this point. Ive also tested the Secondary HDD to see if its broken by only having that plugged in which doesnt have a OS on it and it gets past the "Verifying DMI Pool Data......." section but brings the error up of no Boot Device.
Anyway both drives are working but dont like to work with each other plugged in, this ever happened to anyone else?
Ive got a couple of things to try once i go get a PS2 keyboard which involves either uplugging both drives, setting the drive info in the BIOS to none/not installed and then restarting. Then plugging them back in and updating the BIOS again, which in turn should update the DMI pool data. If this doesnt work i might have to boot into DOS and run the A:\sys c: command to copy a new system over.