Re: Windows won't boot if any partition extends past 120 GB on 250 GB drive

IAA is already installed. In fact, I just downloaded the lastest version in January. Try again.

JS wrote:
From: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=339067
"All members of the 845 chipset family support the Intel Application Accelerator (IAA), a driver which provides faster disk I/O, quicker boot times, 48-bit LBA (over 137GB) hard disks, automatic selection of fastest DMA transfer rates for ATA devices, and other benefits. Specific versions of the Intel Application Accelerator vary according to whether you use Windows XP or other Windows versions. See the Intel Application Accelerator Web site for details and to download the latest version of the IAA for your version of Windows: http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets/iaa/index.htm";
I have used the "Intel Application Accelerator" on a PC that uses the 815 chipset but not on the 845. It look like you will need to install it to get Large Hard Drive support

JS



"Will Pittenger" <no-spam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:OvQy9UlhIHA.4320@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
How do I check for out of date BIOSes? I have a Intel 845 chipset. Intel motherboard, but I don't know the model.

John wrote:
I'm thinking the same thing. BIOS might need an update (if there's any).

"JS" <@> wrote in message news:eDLySsihIHA.5204@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Does your BIOS support 48Bit LBA?

JS

"Will Pittenger" <no-spam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:uzcAzqihIHA.1208@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Supposedly, XP SP2 (which is installed) supports 48-bit LBA addressing. However, when I attempt to extend any partition past 120 GB, Windows refuses to boot. It just sits there at the animated boot splash screen forever. Can someone tell me what is wrong and how to fix it? I would like to use the extra disk space that I now have.

I am also having problem with PartitionMagic 8 that might be related. The installed version crashes all of Windows shortly after the splash appears. The rescue floppy boots, but then displays Error #114 for the 250 GB drive. The CD won't boot issuing some internal error code and leaving me with a Y: DOS prompt.
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