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    Hi.

    Firstly I was wondering is anyone using the 7NNXP mobo as I am?

    My problem is that I am currently running XP Professional SP2 updated fully, and have both upgraded and clean installed Vista 32-Bit version.

    The upgrade advisor states minor problems with current software (easily updated) and problems surrounding the GBT drivers for (SCSI/SATA/RAID) . It states that these functions may not work after install.

    On both install attempts, it carries through most of the install, until the 'Finalizing Install' stage where it resets after 53% and fails to restart windows.  It then enters a loop of 'reset-failed to restart windows-reset' and continues until such times that I intervene and ask to do a setup rollback...

    According to Gigabyte there is no problems with compatibility of this mobo with Vista, but I am struggling to find a solution.

    My system:

    GA7NNXP Motherboard
    AMD 3000XP CPU
    2048MB OCZ PC3500
    Hercules Radeon 9700
    80 Gig HD (c:\)
    160 Gig HD (d:\)
    Pioneer CD/DVD Burner/Reader (e:\)
    Phillips DL DVD Burner/Reader (f:\)
    Zalman Reserator 2 Water Chilled
    Thermaltake Butterfly 680W PSU
    MS XP Pro SP2

    Please Help!

     

    Sunday, March 25, 2007 12:14 PM

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    Hi,

     

    I'm sorry to post a reply without a solution, but I would love to know if you got anywhere with this? I have the exact same motherboard and am using the motherboard RAID. I am planning to upgrade to Vista in the next couple of weeks and saw also the low-priority caution with Vista upgrade advisor saying that there was no compatability information for the GBT driver.

     

    If you did find a solution would you be able to post it? In the meantime I will continue my search!

     

    Many thanks and good luck Smile

     

    Dave.

    Sunday, April 15, 2007 11:45 AM