XP won't start

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woodchuck32

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After changing the motherboard from Intel D101GGC C Rev. 1.02 (which died due to bad caps) to Intel D101GGC Rev. 1.03, XP will not start completely. The XP logo comes up then shuts down. I am using same processor, memory and hard drive. Any Ideas?
 
Might just be Windows failing to recognize the storage hardware (even though the mobo is the same, they have a rev number for a reason). Either way, a reinstall of XP should clear that right up, but make sure you have a backup of everything important on that drive. If you don't, plug it into another desktop and take the files off it. If you can't do that either, get a ubuntu livecd or something like that and copy the files to a flash drive.
 
The problem is a program that is on the machine, I was hoping to be able to get this thing running without having to reinstall windows. I tried startin in Safe Mode but it also stops as it is installing a driver, but it shuts down before I can read it. i don't think I couild do anything if I could.
 
There was no Disable option in the BIOS
There really isn't an error it just gets to where it is loading a driver (in Safe Mode)

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)WINDOWS\system32\Drivers.mup.sys

then just restarts. I looked in the Event Logging and all it shows is when I changed the memory from Slot 1 to Slot 2.

in normal the little "Cylon" bar gets 80% across and then stops and XP reboots and starts again.

 
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