Boot Errors When I Start My Pc That Has A New Processor In It

Hello there,

I just bought a FC-PGA to FC-PGA2 adapter for my socket 370 motherboard in my "HP Vectra VL400" pc. I bought it in order to use a Tualatin 1.4Ghz processor on my pc. Without it my motherboard would only go up to 1ghz, and would'nt support the 1.4ghz Pentium 3 Tualatin processor. Anywys I installed it and all is well. Except for when I boot my pc. You see when I turn my pc on I get the following message:

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Now I always press F1 because I don't want to ruin anything, and than windows XP boots normally (by the way xp and my bios see the cpu as a 1.4ghz even though as I said before withouth the adapter my pc would have only gone up to 1ghz). But I am a little bit sure that if I press F4 instead that this message will disappear when I boot. Because it shows up every time I boot the pc. I always get that message! I always press F1 in fear of making changes, and xp boots fine. But like I said I think F4 will take this message away everytime I turn on my pc.

I remember times when I added new ram, took out hard drives, or added them, my pc would give off a message like that at boot. Well I remember pressing F4 and it used to go away for good. I hope you can tell me what to press so this goes away. Supposedly my bios has no microcode thing for the cpu I just bought that I placed on the adapter. There is no bios from HP (my pc), that supports tualatins so upgrading my bios is'nt an option, as it would'nt help at all. I don't want to press F4 and ruin anything. But I am sure that will take it away. For now until I get a response I will continue to press F1 everytime I turn on my pc and see this message.


Please read the pic carefully and see what else it says. I previously had an 800mhz cpu in this pc. I just installed all of this today.



Thank You