Rename the mup. Copy the working mup. Put your drive back in your machine and boot it up. View this "Best Answer" in the replies below ». Popular Topics in General Windows. Which of the following retains the information it's storing when the system power is turned off? Submit ». Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. Limey Mar 17, at UTC. Edited Mar 17, at UTC. Billh This person is a verified professional. I tried to disable all the power management features in the bios because someone suggested that may help, but whenever i try to access the power management menu the computer locks up.
I can access and change things in the other menu's, but not power management. Any idea what this might signify? I've heard that not loading the mup. Should there be one?! I'm running out of things to do, check or replace! Thanks for reading this, and I appreciate any sort of response as I am about to just junk this comp and start from scratch.
Its so frustrating. Jackol ,. Unless you have a hardware component whose drivers want to begin phoning home before you are fully loaded or something.
I would tend to agree with your guess of hardware problem. But you have replaced the usual suspects without any help. Have you checked to see if your mobo is on the approved hardware list for either 2K or XP? As a couple of general notes based on what you mentioned in your post: If you are going to want to dual boot, you need to install 2K first and then XP after 2K is working.
Why not boot from the CD? Much easier load and more likely to work. Since your problems are with the UNC resolver subsystem, maybe try the first time to load without any network support at all. Newt ,. Log in or Sign up to hide this advert. Jackol Newt is correct about MUP! But it isin't MUP that is locking up! When you see MUP it has already loaded!
It is the next driver after MUP, but since it locks there you don't see it! Look at the boot logs! Try to find what is after MUP! Good luck, Mike. The motherboard has to be compatible since i was running xp for a few months before this problem came up. Come to think of it, it hung on mup.
One day it just hung and that was that so i figured I would start over from scratch, but the problem still persists. I wiped everything out again and installed on its own partition on a newly formatted hard drive. Still the same result. How do i check my boot logs? I think some piece of hardware got hosed because it hangs at the same point during XP and installs. I'm gonna try to install 98 and see if that works and will post my results for that soon.
I still cant find the option to load each file one by one step by step confirmation? I saw it on 98, but not on or XP's boot menu. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Best Answer. Steps to fix I have done this several times 1.
Rename the mup. Copy the working mup. Put your drive back in your machine and boot it up. View this "Best Answer" in the replies below ». Popular Topics in General Windows.
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