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    Hi, All

    I have just finished a remote installation after create a new image for a staff Laptop.

    On boot of Laptop it will start booting & get a blue error screen flash & restart it self over & over again. I don't even get to read the error as it is too fast.

    The Laptop is a Lenovo 3000 N200 0769-ECG with Windows XP Pro

    On a normal occasion I would search for the error via google but I can't seem to read the error message. Also is there a way of holding the screen.

    I was wondering if any one could help as I have to meet a deadline & am quite close to it.

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    What type of hard drives are the laptops?

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    Hi,

    It is a Sata I believe

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    look in the BIOS and see if there is a way to put it into IDE mode.

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    I have updated my post I did not write down properly what I was experiencing

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    I would still try putting it in IDE mode if you can, we have Acer Extensa 5620's that did the same thing.

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    I have checked the cmos & it does not have a IDE mode for the Hard Drive. In the boot priority order it only has SATA HDD, IDE ODD & PCI LAN

    Also I have service pack 3 installed, do you think that could be causing the issue.

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    Try looking in the BIOS for the option to 'disable AHCI mode' - this should give a more comaptible disk interface.

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    I have already disabled AHCI mode

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    If you press F8 while booting then "disable automatic reboot on system fail" this will let us look at the blue screen.

    Can you get into safe mode?

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