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RE: cMP - the open source high-end Memory Player

Well, I seem to have run into your issue. Very strange. This new hardware has really kicked my ass. One the 3rd build I was trying to install some drivers and it said I needed to be an admin...there is only one account and it IS and admin account.

On my 4th build now, and I kept having windows install issues. BSOD that was something like IRQl not equal to or less than.

So I research that and it could be alot of things from hardware (memory) to drivers, to os. Try a bunch of stuff and after 5 attempts of it stopping in the same place I make an sp2 slipstream disk, and viola it works.

So the only thing I can think of to explain why I COULD do an sp 1 install for 3 times but not for 4 is that on the last attempt I reset to default bios settings. The first 3 attempts had the cmp2 bios settings so maybe some disabled components made it work with sp1.

Lessen learned I suppose.

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