Windows XP ACPI BSOD on fm2a68m-dg3+ with Carrizo

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   Hi,
I own my second ASRock motherboard. I'm a big fan of Asrock because MB are cheaper and well supported.

I would like to install 32-bit Windows XP (SP2 or SP3, no matter) on an ASRock 
fm2a68m-dg3+ motherboard with AMD X4 845 (Carrizo) processor.
I own an original genuine Windows XP SP2 Home DVD. I tried to install it but I got BSOD.
First,
 I switched from AHCI mode to IDE. I do not like it but I can change it 
after operating system installation and AHCI driver instalation.

The major issue is related to BSOD complaining about ACPI (0x000000A5), so I need to press F7.
After
 this, I managed to install Windows XP but I have many question marks on
 device manager and probably some conflicts with interrupts.

How can I install XP with ACPI, what drivers I need?
What kind of setting should I set on UEFI BIOS to improve ACPI compatibility?
My BIOS is 5.10 (18/10/16).

I remove all USB devices, I use a PS2 keyboard and a SATA DVD burner, but no improvements.

Regards,
V. R. 

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	Hi, I own my second ASRock motherboard. I'm a big fan of Asrock because MB are cheaper and well supported. I would like to install 32-bit Windows XP (SP2 or SP3, no matter) on an ASRock fm2a68m-dg3+ motherboard with AMD X4 845 (Carrizo) processor. I own an original genuine Windows XP SP2 Home DVD. I tried to install it but I got BSOD. First, I switched from AHCI mode to IDE. I do not like it but I can change it after operating system installation and AHCI driver instalation. The major issue is related to BSOD complaining about ACPI (0x000000A5), so I need to press F7. After this, I managed to install Windows XP but I have many question marks on device manager and probably some conflicts with interrupts. How can I install XP with ACPI, what drivers I need? What kind of setting should I set on UEFI BIOS to improve ACPI compatibility? My BIOS is 5.10 (18/10/16). I remove all USB devices, I use a PS2 keyboard and a SATA DVD burner, but no improvements. Regards, V. R.