Changing Motherboards in Windows XP?
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2002 11:52 pm
One of these days I plan on changing motherboards when AMD's Hammer comes out. From what I hear the first Hammer is supposed to be at 2.6 Gigs (rated 3400) or something like that. I will surely have to have another motherboard to support it.
I have Windows XP Pro.
Has anyone changed out a motherboard in Windows XP? I have done it a few times in Windows 98 and it worked out OK without having to re-install or clean install the OS.
I had heard all kinds of comments of things to do in Windows 98 like take out all the periphrials, etc.
I never did that. I did go into the registry and delete the enum key in Hkey Local Machine, change out the MB and it always worked.
I would think that Windows XP should be able to handle it with ease.
I would love to hear any experiences from anyone who has done it with XP and please list how you did it. Thanks
I have Windows XP Pro.
Has anyone changed out a motherboard in Windows XP? I have done it a few times in Windows 98 and it worked out OK without having to re-install or clean install the OS.
I had heard all kinds of comments of things to do in Windows 98 like take out all the periphrials, etc.
I never did that. I did go into the registry and delete the enum key in Hkey Local Machine, change out the MB and it always worked.
I would think that Windows XP should be able to handle it with ease.
I would love to hear any experiences from anyone who has done it with XP and please list how you did it. Thanks