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try typing just winnt or winnt32
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No, sorry it didn't work it still says the command is not recognized.

What should I do with the USB ?

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I need to know what model motherboard you have. If open your case it will have the motherboard make and model printed on it. E.G. VIA 58468 or ASUS
A8N-sli.

If you can post back with this info that would be great. Otherwise if you could go into BIOS and give me exact make and version of BIOS. E.G. Award BIOS - AMI BIOS
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My bios is Award Software
and my motherboard is the Via Vt8325

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