Why don t motherboards above MSI P965 support GHOST 20?

You should change to a ghost and it is better to change the version to a lower one, take a look at the following.

The ghost is all out.

The boss changes the plate.

With a new handle.

All 965s are like that. 965 itself does not support IDEs, and the reason has to do with this. My rainbow 965 too.

You can get it with SATA Disc Drive (Native).

There is a way to format a partition of the hard drive in FAT32 format. Then copy everything from the disc to that partition of the hard drive (only the ghost dos version and the image file are needed). Then boot with a CD, enter DOS, run the ghost program on the hard disk under DOS, and then use ghost to load the image file.

Got it?

It's a very simple problem, your GHOST version of XP system does not have an integrated MSI 945 motherboard driver, when Ghost is automatically installed, the motherboard driver installed is not MSI 945, so you can't install it!

It is recommended that you do not select "Automatically install driver" when installing GHOST, and install the driver yourself after installing XP!

Hope!I, if I have a problem in the future, I will be a**!

Isn't it your hard disk and optical drive, one is an IDE interface, and the other is a SATA interface?If it's set in the BIOS, it's fine. Or you can find an optical drive that is the same as the hard disk interface.

Your ghost doesn't have an AHCI hard drive or change the BIOS to type in IDE hard drive mode.

1. What version of your ghost is all?It turns out that the hard disk that uses the IDE interface can be ghost, right, and then it can't be connected to STAT. Now think about hitting 80g?

Or 250g?If you want to put that one in, you can unplug the other one, install it, and then attach it.

The interface is the same as that of 775 pins, which can be on the E6500, but the efficiency of other can't keep up with U can't be played.

This is the result of your disc not supporting SATA optical drive, find a disc that supports SATA and you will be fine.

As for whether G33 can be on E6500, it's not easy to say, it mainly depends on whether the power supply module of the CPU can withstand it, and generally the new BIOS can support it.

Uh··· Change to a motherboard and buy a medium one...

It is estimated that the ghost system that supports P35 has not yet come out, or your system disk version is not new enough. Just like when the 965 motherboard first came out, you can only use the installation version.

Yes, the Ghost XP system does not support P35 motherboards, and some Ghost XP has such a description.

No, ghost is a problem with the hard disk and the platform.

It may be that your clone disk does not support the new motherboard.

Motherboard can't ghost?What to prompt? It's not the default SATA hard drive, right? Check the instructions and say that you just need to change the BIOS settings