"Widows setup could not configure windows to run on this computers hardware"
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- Jul 25, 2015
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Nope... I researched a bit and from what I gathered the Windows I'm installing has to be compatible with my HDD, Advanced Format. I'm installing a 64 bit version and I have a WD10EZEX blue, and apparently it is AF. Soooo, I'm pretty much lost...
Hm looks like that hdd maybe the prob. Or the mobo is the prob
Something to do with drivers. Whats it on in the BIOS IDE or AHCI?
Someone here had the same prob with the same hdd
This]http://www.eightforums.com/drivers-hardware/28551-hdd-drivers-needed-oem-hdd-wd10ezex.html]This sounds like the same prob the jumpers must have been in the wrong place[/url]
Something to do with drivers. Whats it on in the BIOS IDE or AHCI?
Someone here had the same prob with the same hdd
This]http://www.eightforums.com/drivers-hardware/28551-hdd-drivers-needed-oem-hdd-wd10ezex.html]This sounds like the same prob the jumpers must have been in the wrong place[/url]
- Jul 25, 2015
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It's on Native IDE. I skimmed through the links but I was very confused at what they were saying. I've checked my ports but they're all in the right place. I looked into the Microsoft website and basically already had the Method #2 on and it said I didn't have to do Method #1. I still get the same message...
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