Lester:
What size/type hard drive do you have? I had the same problem when trying to load XP Home on a D2500CC using a 160GB WD Sata drive. Switched to XP Pro and it loaded/runs fine.
Well it is was a 160GB, but i've also tried a 250Gb, and both Home and Pro. I get the blue screen even with nothing but the DVD drive pluged in on both of the boards I have. W7 instals fine but the licenses I have are XP 
Lester:
I had loaded Win 7 first and configured virtual XP for several of the apps I have. When I learned that Intel was releasing an XP Graphics Driver I tried to reinstall XP Home. That didn't work (BSOD as the OS tried to start) so ended up reformatting the drive using a drive utility then loaded XP Pro and had no trouble.
As I say I'm working with brand new disks. The last machine has nothing on it yet, but obviously I need a different 'XP' installation disk to the ones I have. Does yours have service pack 3 on? The home and pro disks I have are both SP2 ...
OK not sure on the what language this WIN XP Pro SP3 disk is, but I get exactly the same problem with a translated version of the blue screen Looks like you were just lucky getting it to install ...
hi
just go to bios and change sata to ide mode
now you can install xp
shahar
For me too, unfortunately XP refuses to load on the D2500HN.
I did set SATA mode to compatibility (IDE) in the bios and XP starts installing to the disk.
However when XP finished installing and boots to start from hard disk it returns the error that "no bootable device is found" as if it encounters an MBR issue.
I am using Intel D2500HN Atom motherboards in my company for an industrial application. The majority of applications use Linux and I have no problems with this motherboard with Linux. A few of the applications require XP.
thanks
