Cara Instal Win Xp Di Laptop Compaq Cq40

Works for me success. Great tips if yau still failed, read this tips may be can help you ========================== XP 32-bit Drivers Support for HP Pavilion dv4, Presario CQ45 & Presario CQ40 [Intel Platform] Date. Important Notes: A. Please read the documentation on how to install the AHCI driver before install XP OS. If not you may encountered BSOD issue when installing the XP OS.

Please install the XP OS first before install the drivers. C.Suggest to copy the all the drivers from the DVD media to a temporary folder on local HDD C: drive D.You may need to reboot the system after each of the driver installation E.Ignore the prompt for “Found New Hardward Wizard” dialog box F.Fn+F4 fix by BIOS F.11E -new!!! Drivers installation instruction: Please install the drivers in sequence order by going to the respective folder as below: 1. After you install the XP OS, flash the Bios to F.11E as follow: a. Goto BIOS_F.11E and run the Winflash.bat and the unit shutdown after complete the BIOS flashing. Dear Sir, Thats wonderfull solution you have provided.

Hats off to you. Though the SATA driver you have provided did not work on Compaq CQ40-317TU. The Driver worked for me had “Intel(R) ICH9M-E/M SATA AHCI Controller”. The file details are: Filename: iaAHCI.INF; ** Revision: Version 8.8.0.1009; ** Date:; ** Abstract: Windows* INF File for Intel(R) Matrix Storage Manager Driver Its available on intel site: or I had a talk with one technical person, he says he used SP41610.EXE FOR Audio and it worked perfectly. But it did not work for me. The Modem driver did not work.

Cara Instal XP di Compaq. Jadi kalo anda punya Laptop Compaq Presario CQ40 atau. Baru anda bisa mengistal Windows XP di Notebook Presario CQ40-108TU.

Your method worked very fine. I made a CD and then installed it. Thanks Manish. I’ve been looking for a solution to this problem for many weeks but didn’t find a proper one which could solve my problem.

Windows 7 is a great OS but it consumes too much battery power so I thought of using Windows XP which had a reduced power consumption. But, I am not being able to install it. It can’t install directly from the CD-ROM so I tried booting. When it says to press any key to setup XP, I press then it says that it is inspecting hardware configuration then at the bottom of the blue screen many texts comes and finally when it says Windows is now loadinga blue screen appears with a STOP: 0x7B error. I searched the whole web. I found a solution which says to change the SATA to IDE in the BIOS setup, but I accessed my BIOS menu but didn’t find anything with SATA/IDEmy Windows XP disc has SATA drivers in it, but when I press F6 during the bottom-texts another screen comes which tells me to press S or ENTER or Esc, when I press S a screen comes telling that no floppy-drive is found.

My system: Compaq Presario CQ42-355TU Please provide me with a working solution to this problem! IT IS NOT WORKING. I have tried by using the right drivers for my laptop. When i started the process as similar as above tutorial, I got error messege before finalizing ends and then after the process finalized, the funny thing is the windows installation files became 10 times bigger (700MB —->7000MB) And nlite getting error when i like to make an.ISO (this may because the windows files so big) btw I did the process above using nlite and the windows version is XP professional SP3. Any body can solve this?

Hard Disk Gone Missing? After booting from the Windows XP setup CD the blue setup screen appears and goes the through the usual process of installing it’s drivers. When you reach the Welcome Screen and choose to install Windows you are presented with the error “ Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer” similar to the screenshot below. Some Common Symptoms • You are presented with the error message: Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer at the point in the setup where you are asked to press ENTER to “setup Windows XP now” • You are presented with the error message Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer after pressing ‘ R‘ to “repair a Windows XP installation using Recovery Console” Explanation This error will appear most often when your hard disk is on an SATA or SCSI controller and Windows setup does not have a suitable driver. In most cases these days you won’t have a floppy disk either to load the drivers. There are a few ways to deal with this ranging from the very simple (hopefully says you!) to the long and somewhat difficult. See the solutions below for more.

Solution 1 – Set Your SATA Controller to Compatability/IDE/Standard Mode • Enter your BIOS/Setup Utility • Locate the Serial ATA or SATA configuration section • I’ve seen this section called ‘On Chip Config’ on some Phoenix Award BIOS • On Lenovo/IBM ThinkPads it’s in Config >Serial ATA (Sata) • Change the mode of the SATA controller from AHCI to IDE or Compatibility • Save & Exit • Reboot and begin the Windows Setup again. • If Windows Setup successfully detects your hard disk this time then go ahead and perform the Windows Setup. • When Windows setup completes change the mode back to AHCI in the BIOS • If your problem still exists after changing this option then change it back to AHCI and proceed to Solution 2 below. Solution 2 – Load your SATA drivers using a Floppy Disk (or ) UPDATE JAN 2011 – as an alternative to using a floppy disk. If you need help finding your SATA drivers see the article • If you already have a floppy disk drive in your computer then great, proceed to Step 2. If you don’t, to get one • Go to either your computer manufacturers support website or if you have a custom build then go to your mainboards manufacturers support website and download the SATA driver package. Some popular manuafacturers are listed below: • • • • Extract the downloaded driver to a blank floppy disk • DO NOT insert the floppy disk into the computer that you are attempting to run Windows Setup on • Insert your Windows XP CD and start your computer, press any key to boot from CD if requested • As soon as the blue setup screen appears press F6 on your keyboard.

The message to press F6 will disappear and be replaced by a message requesting you to press F2 for ASR. Do NOT press F2 ( ). • After the “Setup is loading files” part is complete you will be presented with the screen below • Insert the floppy disk you created and press S to Specify Additional Device. Windows will load your driver and you can now continue Windows Setup as normal. When my IBM/Lenovo X60 stops working, a replace it with a SATA disk.

After inserting the XP setup CD, it is unable to detect the presence of a hard disk. Then I follow the instructions per Solution 1 (change to Compatibility mode). It works better as it starts to load drivers from CD, etc. After accepting the licence terms, etc. It detects the hard disk presence. But after I create a partition and have the disk format routine runs to an end, it gives out a blue screen. Exe Jpg File Binder V2 510. A problem has been detected and windows has to shutdown to prevent damage to your computer.

Check with your hardware vendor for any bios updates. Restart your computer. I am still not sure what is going on. Have I missed any steps? Or it is just a general hard failure (hard disk interface controller or the hard disk itself).

What do you reckon? I am either going to find another hard disk to try or re-test the replacement hard disk to verify the disk is in fact working.

Thanks for reading. Hi Yk, Since this article was written, there have been a few more recent ones that concentrate more on loading the correct SATA drivers for your hard disk from the outset. At this stage it is more advisable to try to download the correct drivers from the manufacturers website and either create a Windows XP CD with those drivers on it as detailed in this article: or else put the drivers on a separate floppy if you have a floppy drive and insert when prompted by Windows XP setup. Csc Orion 18 Keygen Software.

In your case, it may be that compatability mode isn’t sufficient and it’s throwing a blue screen every time. Hi, i might be too late to get a reply from this 2 years old thread.but might be worth a try. My BIOS cannot detect hard disk after 2 years of using it.

I might want to try your solution but i’ve read all the replies here is regarding new installation of windows. But in my situation, the hard disk can’t be detected after 2 years using it. Hundreds of artwork are on it im desperately need all my data back. But windows cannot start and hard disk can’t be detected.

🙁 Im afraid by using your solution, it will make all the data gone? Is it safe for me to try the solution? Thank you very much.sorry for the long explanation! Thanks for the reply! Yes, im not trying to run Windows XP setuper sorry if i mistakenly in the wrong thread but the solutions seems promising. Ok, my problem is, when i startup the pcthere comes the black screen saying cannot find secondary drive, and ask me to hit f5 to retry in order to start the windows.

The same error message come out redundantly if I hit f5. I wonder why it says secondary drive because its the only drive i have.

(1 hard disk with no partition, yes all the data is only in C drive (i didn’t do the installation setup) The pc is now in IT department at my workplace and they said the hard disk is corrupted and wanted to replace with new hard disk. And now im all over the internet to find the solution to get it work or at least to get my data back 🙁.

Hi Ell If your IT Dept are suggesting that the drive is corrupt then u might be able to recover the data by installing it as a secondary drive and copying the data off of it. Firstly you’d have to install a new hard disk as primary and install windows on the good new drive.

Then connect up your original drive as secondary so that both of them are in the pc at the same time. When the new windows boots open My Computer and you should see a C and a D where D is your old drive. At his stage you would hopefully be able to browse the drive and retrieve your files. If you do get this far, expect a few errors when copy and expect it to be slow but hope that it works long enough to retrieve the files!

Hi webleet, This looks like a different problem to the one described in the article above. You should make sure the hard disk is physically installed and detected in the BIOS first before even attempting to start Windows setup. If it’s not in the BIOS, windows setup will never detect it. Take out the hard disk and see if it has any jumper pins on it. If it does it does, it should be configured as master. See diagram on the hard disk or manufacturers website for details.

If it doesnt have jumpers or it’s already configured as master then pop it back into the laptop and switch on. Enter the BIOS and check if the drive is detected in system information. If not, reset the Bioks to factory defaults, restart and check again. If it’s still not detected then it’s possibly a hard disk problem or a system board problem with the laptop.

Let me know how you get on. Hi I removed the memory card from my computer to check it as I want to upgrade the memory but when I replaced it, I cant seem to boot windows XP!!From post screen, it asks me to enter disc so I put in my windows xp recovery disc but then I get the message about the set up did not and dont know what to do I have a foxconn motherboard 760gxk8mx but cant locate where to change sata to ide in cmos or bios. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Also I dont have a floppy drive so cant download from there. Thanks Edwin. I got home from work yesterday afnetroon and mowed the lawn and blew leaves before the rain came today. After I mowed my lawn, I went next door to my neighbors house and mowed his lawn and blew the leaves off his property.

I slipped a pay it forward card under his door mat when I was finished. He came over and thanked me for what I’d done, and also asked me about pay it forward. I often do things for other people, but yesterday it felt a little different because it gave me the opportunity to tell him about paying it forward; also in hopes that it would have a chain reaction and many lives would be effected by such a positive and simple notion of paying it forward.

I have a Compaq presario sr2010nx preloaded with XP SP2 The restore cd is XP SP2, but I had SP3 installed on it. One day when I fired it up it said “disk boot failure please install” I ran the OS CD to repair XP and when it came to the part when I press R (to repair),it gave the “no hard disk drive found” error. Doesnt the XP SP2 restore cd have all the drivers needed?

And my PC doesnt have the “ribbon” connection anyway it has the newer smaller connections. Is the data on the Hard Drive salvageable???? Hi, I did the second suggestion, it works till i hit the R button and then i get a screen with: 1:c: windows 2:d windows which windows installation would you like to log onto (to cancel press ENTER)? When i write 1, i get a list of commands and i have no idea where to go from here. I need to mention that i have a Asus P5S800 and windows xp home edition.

I have 2 HDs 1Tr & 75 GB. Btw: on the floppy i have a list of 4: SRV 2003 SIS RAID/IDE Controller WIN XP 32 bit SIS RAID/IDE Controller WIN 2000 SIS RAID/IDE Controller WINDOWS 64 bit SIS RAID/IDE Controller Since i have windows xp, i am selecting win xp 32 bit.

Really appreciate your help!!! This webpage was the first hit via google for this problem. Followed solution 1 and seemed to do the trick – thanks! Yes there’s still some of us out there tasked with reinstalling WinXP 😛 These settings were changed in the BIOS of a HP Compaq 8510w laptop: System Configuration ->Device Configuration Parallel Port Mode = ECP SATA Native Mode = Disabled I also set the boot order to HDD = First, Optical Drive = Second. If in doubt hit F9 on boot and select your Optical Drive to load first. Thanks again.

Hi Rosco, I’m trying to recover some files from a defunct computer with this error. I’m trying to work through your solutions, but the options you present are not available on my machine. I have a DELL 4600 desktop. Bios is Phoenix ROM Bios Plus Version 1.10 A07 I don’t show the alternatives on the solutions you present as option 1, and when I tried 2, I’m having trouble locating the appropriate files as the drivers I have extracted don’t seem to have the files I’m looking for. Any specific help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Thanks ahead! Hi Rosco, I’m trying to recover some files from a defunct computer with this error.

I’m trying to work through your solutions, but the options you present are not available on my machine. I have a DELL 4600 desktop. Bios is Phoenix ROM Bios Plus Version 1.10 A07 I don’t show the alternatives on the solutions you present as option 1, and when I tried 2, I’m having trouble locating the appropriate files as the drivers I have extracted don’t seem to have the files I’m looking for. Any specific help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Thanks ahead! Hey, I just bought a new ASUS Notebook PC and I want to install a disc that has practice exams on it for me to take on the computer.

When I go to install the disc it takes me through the whole installing process 1. Do you want to install this onto your computer? Publisher: Spearhead Global Inc Application: TherapyEd’s NPTE Review and Study Guide 2. It asks me for the installing preferences (shortcut and whatever) 3. And then gives me an error.

“The application could not be installed because the installer file is damaged. Try obtaining a new installer file from the application author.” I tried to install a similar CD and that same error occurred, but the place gave me a brand new computer because it was still under warranty. I tried to install the new disc on my brand new computer and it worked with no other programs installed on the computer. Do I need to delete a program that I currently have downloaded (Adobe Air?)? Any thoughts on how to fix this would be awesome!!