If your wondering, I have my latest BIOS installed - everything is up to date.
Ok, XP Pro install was smooth. I took my hard drive, 80GB, and cut it in half so I have 40GB for XP and 40GB for Vista.
I partitioned it clearly correctly, I boot from Vista DVD, it installs, and when I go to boot Vista - It comes up with BSOD.
It says the whole 9 yards about problem being detected, shutting down Windows, check the make sure bios, blah blah blah.
Technical Information:
STOP: 0x00000007E (0xFFFFFFFFC0000005, OxFFFFF8000985E251, 0xFFFFF98000A05B98, OxFFFFF9000AO5570)
Now, Ive tried booting from the DVD again but the same BSOD comes up.
????
I have an ASUS Striker Extreme with Intel Dual Core, 4GB RAM, and 2 Nvidia 8800 GTX SLI.
Do I have to install the bios/motherboard drivers for vista before installing it on the partition?
Ive tried doing this over 3 times, going into XP and erasing the Partition; then doing the entire process. Now, when I boot up (I'm sure it's a common fix in Vista in the Boot.ini) I have like 3 Vista boot options. lol
Anyone know how I can get past this BSOD?

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