Why can t I install win2000 50 on my computer?

The installation process is wrong like this, **on Microsoft** can be found, but there are many possibilities, from two aspects of analysis, 1, software. Is there a problem with the installation disc, try to replace it. 2. Hardware.

1. The hard partition is abnormal. 2 boards, see if there is physical damage, such as capacitors worn or something. 3 fans.

Win2000 should be installed to detect the hardware, if your fan has a problem, it may cause the CPU to exceed the normal temperature and cannot pass. If you can't do it all, just try to replace the two computers one by one, and you will definitely find the place where the problem occurs.

1.Check if there is enough disk space, especially for new installations.

2.Disable the drivers shown in the stop message and all newly installed drivers.

3.If you are using a ** driver that is not provided by Microsoft, try switching to a standard VGA driver or a suitable driver supported by Windows 2000.

4.Make sure the system has the latest BIOS.

5.Restart your computer. At the boot screen, press F8 to enter "Advanced Boot Options" and select "Last Correct Configuration".

Check if there is enough disk space, I think you may be running out of disk space.

Or you go to safe mode and take a look.

There is a problem with the partition of your computer system, your 98 system is using the FAT partition, you had better use the FAT32 or NTFS partition when installing the 2000. There is a hint at the time of installation, you can format the C drive as an NTFS partition, and it will be no problem. I wish you success.

I think it's your memory problem, because 2000 is much more demanding than 98, and you can solve your problem by changing the memory. I've encountered such a problem before, if you don't worry about the network card or say that you don't set the IP, you may be able to start 2000, but once all the drivers are fine, you can't boot.

Mainly check the memory, data cables, optical discs, hard disks, these are the most common problems that occur in memory and data cables, be sure to use high-speed cables.

I said, are you directly on 98??

If this is the case, the problem of this conflict will naturally arise.

Format C, install 98 back, and then install 2000 to the D drive, so that you have 2 operating systems to boot your own choice

There are 4 questions to consider:

One disc to make sure it's okay.

2. Hard disks have bad sectors.

3. Lenovo has a machine network card that integrates a protection card, confirm that the protection card is not turned on.

Fourth, the motherboard capacitor has not been burned.

It's a problem with the disk.,Just change the installation disk,

Try changing the disc first. If that doesn't work, then change the memory module or change the memory slot!

All of the above is wrong!

If you have two RAMs, you unplug one!

I'm having trouble with the hard disk and can't install it.

Eldest brother! Remember to format the system to NTFS for reinstallation!

I have the impression that VIA 693 is still 694, and there is a board that can't fit win2000.

It's a hardware compatibility issue.

I've encountered a lot of this kind of thing, and most of it is a memory problem.

Try plugging it back in.

Check to see if there's a problem with the disc.

It could be a problem with your disk.

Before you install Windows 2000, make sure that your computer meets the following minimum hardware requirements:

133 MHz Pentium or higher microprocessor (or equivalent).

Windows 2000 Professional supports up to two processors on a single computer.

A minimum of 64 MB RAM is recommended.

A minimum of 32 MB RAM is required; Up to 4 GB RAM.

2 GB hard drive with a minimum of 850 MB of free space.

If you install it over a network, you need more free space.

A VGA or higher resolution monitor.

Keyboard. * Microsoft mouse or compatible point-pointing device (optional).

For CD-ROM installations:

CD-ROM or *** drive.

High-density floppy disk drives, unless they can be booted from a CD-ROM drive.

Launch the installer from the CD.

For network installations:

Windows 2000-compatible network cards and associated cables (see.)

On the Windows 2000 Professional CD, "Hardware Compatible" in the Support folder.

list", . Access the network shared folder that contains the installation files.

Your configuration fully meets the needs,Can be installed,**An ISO file package can be reinstalled directly on the computer with the way of system restoration,I've used the rain forest wood wind ghost,It's relatively simple,There is a restore program directly after clicking in,As long as you don't put the file on the C disk and the desktop,Other disks can be installed by opening the program inside。

Your computer is more than enough to install 2000, I want to ask why use 2000, this is already a system that has long been eliminated, what application do you want to run, if it is a server application, you can go to Windows 2003 according to your computer configuration