Xp problem With D945Gcl motherboard

You need xp service pack 2 to do a proper installation of windows. You can also reset your bios using the cmos jumper or removing the motherboard battery for a few seconds with the system off, then reinstall the battery to reset the bios.

i am installed a fresh xp service pack 3 but nothing better happen and my system info:
1.50 gb ram dual core processor 3GHZ
plz tell me how to reset cmos jumper?

With the system off, remove the round motherboard battery for a few seconds, then press it back in. You can pry the clip with a small screwdriver to pop it out. If you have some virus on your system, it's best to format first and delete the drive partition before installing windows. But try resetting the bios first. One word of caution, if you use a usb keyboard, be sure to check the bios settings first before you reset them. Some motherboard bios' disable the usb keyboard option when you change the settings. Then you'll need a spare ps2 keyboard to enter the bios to enable the usb setting.

Sir,
I am done this but nothing happen better plz tell me other suggestion

I and had just had this problem yesterday and posted this on a MS forum. After searching the Intel motherboard site, I found that they use a non-standard way to reset the BIOS. The BIOS jumper is usually in locations 1-2, but to reset (if hanging), you move to pins 2-3 and start the machine. It goes into the BIOS apparently with safe settings. Intel also says that the BIOS can be recovered if it has been set (previously saved?) and the BIOS jumper is completely removed and the machine booted.

Hope this helps.

Chas