Just built myself another PC but I'm having a problem I've never had before. Installing Windows 7 on this is being a pain.
Specs:
Msi 760gm - e51
AMD phenom II x4 960t
EVGA GTX550ti
Wd 500gb HDD 7200rpm
Kingston hyper x 4gb
Basically one problem is that I can't select the boot sequence, I can't even access bios, when I load the PC it shows the mobo pic, then cuts straight to BOOTMGR IS MISSING PRESS CTRL ALT DELETE......
Weather or not this is good or bad, the only way I can get past this is by removing the sata cable from the HDD, then it says loading windows files then plug it back in.
Before today, I used to get as far as choosing the device of which it says I cannot select my HDD because it's not selected in bios (it did appear in the list tho, however I can't access bios to change at setting)
Using the same method I now get to load windows 7 install, select languages ect click next but then it says load driver, and no matter what I do nothing happens, I put my mobo driver CD in, ni driver found, win7 install CD in and again no drivers.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Specs:
Msi 760gm - e51
AMD phenom II x4 960t
EVGA GTX550ti
Wd 500gb HDD 7200rpm
Kingston hyper x 4gb
Basically one problem is that I can't select the boot sequence, I can't even access bios, when I load the PC it shows the mobo pic, then cuts straight to BOOTMGR IS MISSING PRESS CTRL ALT DELETE......
Weather or not this is good or bad, the only way I can get past this is by removing the sata cable from the HDD, then it says loading windows files then plug it back in.
Before today, I used to get as far as choosing the device of which it says I cannot select my HDD because it's not selected in bios (it did appear in the list tho, however I can't access bios to change at setting)
Using the same method I now get to load windows 7 install, select languages ect click next but then it says load driver, and no matter what I do nothing happens, I put my mobo driver CD in, ni driver found, win7 install CD in and again no drivers.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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