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08-31-2009 06:56 PM - last edited on 02-20-2017 01:46 PM by OscarFuentes
Disclaimer:
You are using this guide at your own risk. I don't take any responsibility for any problems.
Important information!
Before you will do anything please create a set of recovery discs.
Resources:
Using HP Backup and Recovery Manager in Vista
Creating Recovery Discs or Saving a Recovery Image to a USB Flash Drive (Windows 7)
All pre-installed drivers and software by HP are in the C:\swsetup folder. If you still have it on HDD then burn this folder to CD/DVD. You may need them someday.
If you haven't got now any system on your notebook / netbook then skip two above steps.
Links to SATA drivers are included in pdf and doc files of this guide.
Table of Contents:
A How to check which SATA driver you need.
B Intel SATA drivers.
C Nvidia SATA drivers.
D AMD SATA drivers.
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07-02-2010 11:10 AM - edited 07-15-2013 05:40 PM
Ad A.
Install CPU-Z in your current system. You may download this program from here.
Below screenshot shows where you will find links to this software on CPU-Z home page.
Now run CPU-Z and select ' Mainboard ' tab.
You will find there two important informations about your chipset:
- brand (in above examples: Intel)
and
- type (in above examples: PM965 and HM55).
If your laptop chipset is manufactured by:
- Intel
Go to point B and do everything what's written there.
- Nvidia
Go to point C and do everything what's written there.
- AMD
Go to point D and do everything what's written there.
07-02-2010 11:10 AM - edited 07-15-2013 05:40 PM
Ad A.
Install CPU-Z in your current system. You may download this program from here.
Below screenshot shows where you will find links to this software on CPU-Z home page.
Now run CPU-Z and select ' Mainboard ' tab.
You will find there two important informations about your chipset:
- brand (in above examples: Intel)
and
- type (in above examples: PM965 and HM55).
If your laptop chipset is manufactured by:
- Intel
Go to point B and do everything what's written there.
- Nvidia
Go to point C and do everything what's written there.
- AMD
Go to point D and do everything what's written there.
07-02-2010 11:12 AM - edited 12-06-2012 05:31 PM
Ad B.
If you've got few Intel models and you want to use only one installation disc for all of them then:
You need to slipstream Intel SATA drivers using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream all Intel SATA drivers into a Windows XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
If you've got only one Intel model then you may want to slipstream only specific driver:
For models with HM65, HM67, UM67, QS67 or QM67 chipset:
You need to slipstream the SATA driver (only Mobile Express Chipset SATA AHCI Controller) using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream the Intel Mobile Express Chipset SATA driver into a Windows XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
For models with PM55, HM57, QM57 or QS57 chipset:
You need to slipstream the SATA driver (only 5 Series 6 Port SATA AHCI Controller) using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream the Intel 5 Series 6 Port SATA driver into a XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
For models with HM55 chipset:
You need to slipstream the SATA driver (only 5 Series 4 Port SATA AHCI Controller) using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream the Intel 5 Series 4 Port SATA driver into a XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
For models with GL40, GS40, GM45, GS45 or PM45 chipset:
You need to slipstream the SATA driver(only ICH9M-E/M SATA AHCI Controller) using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream the Intel ICH9M SATA driver into a Windows XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
For models with GL960, GML960, GM965 or PM965 chipset:
You need to slipstream the SATA driver (only ICH8M-E/M SATA AHCI Controller) using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream the Intel ICH8M SATA driver into a Windows XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
For models with NM10 chipset:
Note:
If you have netbook with Intel NM10 chipset and
do not have an optical drive then check the link below:
How to install Windows XP from USB flash drive.
It will show you how to deal with this problem.
You need to slipstream the SATA driver (only NM10 Express Chipset) using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream the Intel NM10 SATA driver into a Windows XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
For models with 940GML, 943GML, 945GM, 945GMS, 945PM or 945GSE chipset:
Note:
If you have netbook with Intel 945GSE chipset and
do not have an optical drive then check the link below:
How to install Windows XP from USB flash drive.
It will show you how to deal with this problem.
You need to slipstream the SATA driver (only ICH7M/MDH SATA AHCI Controller ) using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream the Intel ICH7M SATA driver into a Windows XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
07-02-2010 11:13 AM - edited 10-11-2012 01:47 PM
Ad C.
For models with ION or ION LE chipset (HP Mini 311 and Compaq Mini 311c series models):
You need to slipstream the SATA driver using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream the Nvidia SATA driver into a Windows XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
For models with other chipsets:
You don't need to slipstream any SATA driver.
Determine does any Service Pack (SP) has been integrated with the XP installation disc and if so, which version (it should be at least SP2). How to do it?
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide with the title " How to determine which Service Pack (SP) has been integrated with the XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free) to open it).
When you will find out that the XP installation disc was not integrated with SP or integrated only with SP1 then use the below document to check how to slipstream SP2:
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide with the title " How to slipstream Service Pack into a Windows XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free) to open it).
07-02-2010 11:13 AM - last edited on 02-20-2017 03:23 PM by OscarFuentes
Ad D.
You need to slipstream the SATA driver using nLite.
Here you will find the doc file containing a guide that shows the slipstream process step by step with the title " How to slipstream the AMD SATA driver into a Windows XP installation disc. " (use Microsoft Office or Open Office (free software) to open it).
Here is the pdf file with the same guide (use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software) to open it).
When AMD SATA drivers which are given in guide will not work for you then start ' New Post ' on our forum to ask for other Sata drivers.
Resource:
Please write in this new topic three important informations:
1. That you used 32bit_ATI_SB7xx_RAID&AHCI_driver_v9-4_WHQL and sp43839 SATA driver.
2. Notebook product numer (p/n).
Resource:
How to Locate the Notebook product number (p/n)
3. SATA Hardware Ids.
How to find them? Go to:
Control Panel -> Device Manager -> IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers
find on the list SATA AHCI Controller, right-click it and choose properties.
Next select ' Details ' tab and use the dropdown selector to choose Hardware Ids.
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