resetting the motherboard sounds like the way to go but make sure you have all the disks etc including the drivers for the chipset etc.
Slán
~M

>Hi Mark.
>
>I try to boot from floppy (1-Floppy, 2-CDROM, 3-HDD-0)
>Also try to boot from CDROM with Windows instalation CD (1-CDROM, 2-Floppy, 3-HDD-0).
>
>And still have the same error message. What if i try to install Windows on that HD on other PC?? it seems that the trouble is on motherboard perhaps, maybe i can reset BIOS by moving its jumper and put it back again so i have to configure all again, start all over, maybe it can be done.
>
>Any final suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Jim.