Samsung BD-C5500 Restarts from Beginning of Disk

[Isiah]

Hi all,

I have a Samsung BD-C5500one Machine. I installed operating system on my computer's know that the computer power-up self-test will see a boot menu, it lists on this computer for all installed operating system, but when i click on windows XP. It restart with the beginning of setup. Please suggest. Thanks in advance.

[Dr. V]

You need to check Windows XP BOOT.INI file that to determine if the computer reboot (boot) process can be displayed in the selected operating system type. In general, it is located under the root directory C, the default is a hidden read only file system configuration. To view it, as long as remove the hidden attribute, you can use Notepad to open it, you can also "Start" to run msconfig.exe, in the pop-up "System Configuration Utility" dialog box, click the "BOOT.INI" election Item cards can glimpse their true colors. All the best.

[SalVatore]

There are two valid values component parts, namely, multi, and SCSI, which used to mark the hardware adapter. that a non-SCSI hard disk multi or a SCSI BIOS access SCSI hard drives, and SCSI is that SCSI BIOS of a SCSI hard drive prohibited. X value, said operating system root partition where the hard disk where the disk controller is located on the same disk controller number ( X starting from 0 ) disk : For SCSI hard disk is, Y value, said operating system root partition where the hard disk where the disk controller on the same hard disk serial number (Y starting at 0); for multi is, Y value without any meaning, constant to 0. rdisk (Z): For multi speaking, Z value indicates the operating system root partition where the hard disk where the disk controller on the same hard disk serial number (Z from 0); for the SCSI hard disk is, Z value meaningless, constant to 0. Do you need to check this.

[jesse]

Yo need to put press the DEL key interface device detection (If you do not know what equipment testing interface, then hear the computer "drops"Ring after he kept press DEL key to it) into the BIOS settings A few motherboard is based on another key, F1 or something, I will not say (In fact, I do not know). After the necessary changes into the boot sequence of the. Different motherboard,The revised location of the boot sequence options are not the same,Generally the main menu of the second or third, the general call that "first boot "," first "," select boot "and so on. You need to fixed the boot sequence, startup object is not fixed. Is a first boot, second boot, third boot option, the cursor moved to the first boot, the usually press page down or page up the election, or else the list of selected press Enter from the device.

[Lillebror]

You need to first set the drive boot priority.
1) Restart your computer, press the Del key to enter the BIOS notebook, according to F2 to enter BIOS (press the specific key to see the screen, which prompts, see the top text prompts)
2) Use the arrow keys to select Advanced BIOS Features
3) Enter into the BIOS setup page
4) through the arrow keys to select First Boot Device or the (1st Boot Device)
5) Use up and down arrow keys to select the CDROM
6) Press ESC back to BIOS settings interface.
7) Use the arrow keys to select Save & Exit Setup
8) Press 'Y' after the Enter key, the computer automatically restart. All the best.

[MrChris-]

You need to begun to enter the partition to format to install
1) Restart your computer, quickly insert the XP CD-ROM drive, if the time had missed the following step, you restart the computer again
2) When the screen appears Press any key to boot from CD, immediately press any key.
3) Setup interface welcome screen appears, select "Install Now." Enter
4) Display 'License Agreement' press F8 agreed to begin loading information, and so loaded.
At this point, you can partition the hard disk. We put the cursor transferred to C partition, press the D key to delete the C partition, and press the Enter key to confirm delete C partition L, then C partition to "not use" words, and then transferred to D partition the cursor, press the same steps or remove the D partition, empathy, delete all the partitions finished, thus, the performance of the disk as "unused" state.

[Devasis]

You need to install the OS with GHOST with the FAT32 disk format that is very effective, But it is said on the NTFS disk format support is not so good, I do not personally have tried, XP/2003 may not support the chipset change, in other words, If you installed XP/2003, block board has changed, Then the likelihood to re-install the system, at least I have not seen so far, after changing motherboard XP /2003 can work properly (blue screen error), FAT32 format is the same.2000 seems to no good, anyway seen one blue screen in 2000 for backward motherboard failure. Here are just reminding you of this, back up ahead of time to work So as not to happy to upgrade the computer, only to cry cannot find places.