Vista 3870x2 wont load

Windows Vista Hardware. Sign in to vote. New to the forum but not new to PC's. Sunday, March 16, AM. Hello, Please understand that to troubleshoot the blue screen issues, we usually need to perform debugging. Tuesday, March 18, AM. Monday, July 7, AM. Thursday, August 28, PM. I have a similar problem which I can't seem to get past. The system manufacturer seems to think I have a bad motherboard at this point but I think they just gave me a quick answerand don't want to be bothered helping me resolve the problem.

I am running Visa 32bit with SP1 installed. Processor is an Intel Core 2 Duo E When I have 3 X 1GB of memory installed in the system, it boots and runs fine. The system won't boot. It takes me to the ASUS "welcome screen" and then freezes. I can't even get into the BIOS. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. My system went onto configuring updates and now will not load windows all i get is a black screen stating BOOTMGR is missing press ctrl alt del to restart I have managed to get to the system recovery but that gives me an error message 0x if this issue continues please contact HP support it would appear that i didnt get issued a " for distrabution with a new pc" disc what can I do to get my P.

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