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‎12-12-2020 04:24 AM

HP Recommended
Product: 250 G7
Operating System: FreeDOS

Hello,

I just got my new notebook HP 250 G7 which comes with freeDOS on it.

 

After trying to boot from USB Windows installation disk I get blue screen error number 0xc0000017

Unfortunately I am getting the blue screen immediately upon booting Windows installation from flash drive.

 

After running HP PC Hardware Diagnostic UEFI, I got this results:

 

Processor Check: Passed

Memory Quick Check: Passed

Storage Check: No storage installed

Hard Drive Check: Smart Check: Passed

                                   Short DST: Passed

System Board Test: Passed

 

Furthermore, in BIOS Setup under Configuration -> UEFI HII Configuration -> Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology I'm getting this:

Intel(R) RST 17.8.0.4507 RAID Driver

No disks connected to system

 

Booting Hiren’s BootCD PE was successful and there I saw hard drive (SSD 512GB) so I don't know why I get no storage installed in diagnostic.

 

Is there any way to fix this?

Thank you in advance!

Best regards,

Al Goo

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