I need to reinstall Windows anyway, so I thought I'd try installing Freedos 
first since I have a USB flash drive that boots on two computers I have access 
to but not on my computer.  I have already included my system information in 
the thread "Blinking Cursor when booting Freedos".  I believe the problem two 
problems are related and boil down to BIOS settings or hardware 
incompatibility.  

"Install to harddisk" and "Create drive C:" reboots the computer.  "Boot from 
system harddisk" works right, bringing up the GRUB menu.

I have multiple partitions and would like to install to the one of my choice. 

Any Ideas?  FAQs I should read?


For convenience the system info is reposted:


Dell XPS 7100 BIOS ver A06
64-bit processor: AMD Phenom II X6 1055T
USB Flash Drive: TOSHIBA TransM
How-to used: http://chtaube.eu/computers/freedos/bootable-usb/howto/


BIOS settings:
Secure Virtual Machine Mode: Enabled
AMD Cool 'N' Quiet: Enabled
USB Operation Mode: High Speed
Numlock Key: On
Keyboard Errors: Report
ACPI Suspend Type: S3
Remote Wake Up:Enabled
AC Recovery: Power Off
Auto Power On: Disabled

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