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HP Pavilion Elite m9441uk, XP drivers needed (2446 Views)
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1badGuard
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Registered: ‎12-09-2008
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Re: HP Pavilion Elite m9441uk, XP drivers needed

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Joe_C
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Re: HP Pavilion Elite m9441uk, XP drivers needed

Thanks for the support.

 

I have tried to follow these methods, however they simply do not work. The drivers available on the HP site are not compatible, I have tried to install the drivers expanded out of the Intel matrix download and they are also not suitable for my system. (I have spent a lot of time trying these things out)!

 

Let me re-cap the problem:

 

  • HP9441 UK desktop computer
  • Disc caddy installed
  • HP manufactured Vista 64 disc works OK but will not run some of my applications
  • XP Pro 32 bit self installed disc works OK
  • Problem - Vista disc will only boot woth bios setting = RAID, XP disc will only boot with bios setting = IDE
  • Looking for drivers and install method that will allow disc swop without having to re-configure bios

 

Many thanks,   Joe.

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1badGuard
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Registered: ‎12-09-2008
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Re: HP Pavilion Elite m9441uk, XP drivers needed

You have to alter the bios settings in order to dual boot with XP. If not just use Vista. XP does not come with sata drivers.

Sorry

 

http://www.syschat.com/dual-boot-vista-xp-vista-already-1946.html

 

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CherylG
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Registered: ‎11-12-2008
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Re: HP Pavilion Elite m9441uk, XP drivers needed

Try this>>Dl the 32bit floppy utilty from Intel HERE Extract it using 7Zip. Next use Device Manager to 'update driver' on your 2 IDE controllers, directing to the extracted files under iaahci.inf. Choose the one that matches your hardware (you can check the id under Vista). XP will complain that it isn't compatible since the BIOS is set to IDE mode_just ignore and install.

Reboot and enter BIOS to change setting. Btw, do you have AHCI/RAID and IDE modes? Have you tried AHCI mode to see if Vista will boot?


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