Caddy SATA for T60?

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  I do not know such an adapter exists, but it's a hardware problem - I suggest you contact the manufacturer of your laptop with this issue, as well as questions about additional upgrades, you could do.

  These are all the hardware problems, and this site deals with software issues related to the Windows operating system. I'm sorry this isn't the answer you're looking for, but...

  Let me know if this helps you.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• Drivers SATA for Equium L40

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  There is a HP kit that I fell that appears to fit your form factor 3.5 "/ exit Bay that is equipped with a receiver that accepts the scrolling images we can screw a 2.5 form factor" SATA HDD or SSD in.  This can be a great way to create backups to disable storage on site, or just to have removable storage.  I use Icy Dock a device like this, and HP has used the Icy Dock products too.  That's what I use, and it fits perfectly into the HP 3.5 "form factor disk Bay on the former positions of work and also fits the 5 HP, 25 - to-3, 5" form factor converters for the new HP workstations... HERE.

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• Drivers SATA for XP (solution on BSOD 0x0000007B)

  WARNING:

  You use this guide at your own risk. I take no responsibility for any problem.

  Important information!

  Before anything, please create a set of recovery disks.

  Resources:

  With the help of HP Backup and Recovery Manager in Vista

  Creation of recovery disks or saving a recovery Image on a USB drive (Windows 7)

  All pre-installed drivers and software by HP are in the folder in C:\swsetup . If you still have it on the HARD drive and then burn this file on CD/DVD. You may need them one day.

  If you don't now any system on your laptop / netbook then go two steps above.

  Links to the SATA drivers are included in the files pdf and doc of this guide.

  Table of contents:

  A how to check what SATA driver you need.

  B the drivers SATA Intel.

  C the Nvidia SATA drivers.

  AMD SATA drivers D .

  Ad has.

  Install CPU-Z in your current system. You can download this program here.

  Screenshot below shows where you will find links to this software on the home page of CPU-Z .

  

  Now launch CPU-Z and select the tab ' motherboard '.

  

  

  You will find information here two important on your chipset:

  • brand (in the above examples: Intel)

  and

  • type (in the above examples: PM965 and HM55).

  If your computer laptop chipset is made by:

  • Intel

  Go to point B and do everything that is written here.

  • NVIDIA

  Go to point C and do everything that is written here.

  • AMD

  Go to point D and do all that is written here.

• Long shot - driver SATA for Pavilion 15-n048ca

  Hello

  Here's a question long shot re drivers.

  I recently bought a HP Pavilion 15-n048ca that came with 8 Win. I have a material more elder who has no new drivers for this OS. And win 8 does not come with an XP as Win 7 compatibility mode.

  So I try to install XP Pro in another partition on the same system (multiboot).

  (Yes, I know that XP is about to be "end-of-life" and will not get updates in the future, etc, etc, etc. - been thru all this.) Where my rush to try to get a stable installation before the 8 Apr.)

  As you probably know, XP does not know about the AHCI SATA drivers (even though I think that if I had bought an XP with SP3 installation disc, it could have on it, but still not be compatible with my h/w). But my original XP disk doesn't know anything about. And the BIOS is not an option to change the HARD drive in the UEFI IDE compatibility mode, but it does not allow the boot Legacy mode - very limited.

  I can create a new "slipstreaming" of the OS installation disc, the SP3 and the new drivers - if I can find something suitable.

  The AMD hardware ID are:

  PCI\\VEN_1022 & DEV7804 & SUBSYS_216B103C & REV_00

  PCI\\VEN_1022 & DEV7804 & SUBSYS_216B103C

  PCI\\VEN_1022 & DEV7804 & CC_010601

  PCI\\VEN_1022 & DEV7804 & CC_0106

  I know there is no XP drivers for this hardware. But AMD has in common in a generation (or two) of material, which CAN (and it's a pretty big "IF") allow the use of another pilot, because there's a version of XP.

  Is there something that can work for this system?

  CPU_Z reports of material such as:

  CPU/APU: A8 - 5545M with Radeon HD 8510 G graphics card

  Motherboard HP: 216 b

  Chipset: AMD K15 BMI Rev 00

  Southbridge: AMD A55/A60M Rev 11

  I know that another option is to create a virtual machine and install XP it contains. I do not know the h/s that I want to connect will work, but I'll also give that a try using VirtualBox.

  I'd appreciate any help you can provide.

  see you soon

  Any type of CPU is the computer, which is used to create the XP SP3 slipstreamed CD. With the help of nLite, all you have to do is;

  (1) make an ISO of Windows XP CD and place it on the desktop.

  (2) download Windows XP SP3.

  (3) download and extract the AMD SATA / RAID drivers according to the instructions of Daniel.

  (4) run nLite and integrate the SP3 and AMD drivers.

  (5) create the new ISO.

  (6) burn the new CD of Windows XP SP3.

  Based on Windows and GPT FAQ, it is unlikely that XP will be installed on a GPT disk. Most likely, you will need to partition the drive in the MBR before installing XP. This means that you must also reinstall Windows 8, but you will not be able to use the support of HP recovery, you have created.

  Microsoft requires the leading manufacturers quantify and integrate the product key Windows 8 in the BIOS/CMOS. It's called a digital product key (DPK). You can try this download of Windows 8 OEM;

  http://www.Google.com/URL?SA=t & RCT = j & q = en_windows_8_x64_dvd_915440.ISO & source = Web & CD = 1 & CAD = AJLN SQI = 2...

  It is a copy of Windows 8 OEM officially licensed and will also install Windows 8 Pro OEM. Download this file, burn it to a DVD, the start of this drive and install Windows 8. It should register as an official copy and use the key embedded in the BIOS.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Dual boot win7 and XP pro on Pavilion dv7-3079wm (need drivers SATA for XP)

  my machine features:

  model: dv7-3079wm

  Product number: VM241UA #ABA

  product name: pavilion dv7

  hardware ID: PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_4391 & SUBSYS_363A103C & REV_00

  PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_4391 & SUBSYS_363A103C

  Pocessor AMD Turion II Dual-Core Mobile Ultra M600 2.4 GHz

  S.O.  Win7 64

  the information of the motherboard:

  model: 363 a 33,23

  Chipset: AMD ID9601 rev 0.0

  Southbridge: ATI ID439D

  and I tried to integrate all the drivers THAT SATA proposed in the forum, as
  General XP Downgrade Guide for HP laptops
  
  but I do not go on the blue screen.
  
  I need to install xp in order to use a program from my work (simatic PCs 7)
  
  Thank you

  If you had installed the sata driver provided, model you will need an additional step to work around the error ACPI by pressing F7 seeing (press F6 if you need to install a third-party RAID or SCSI driver displayed).

• Driver XP SATA for Satellite Pro L300 PSLB9E

  Hi all I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro L300 PSLB9E and I am trying to downgrade from Vista to XP. I have the sata AHCI controller mode, I looked for this drivers on the toshiba site and the site of intel, but none of these work when installing xp and pressing f6 when you use a usb floppy drive. Any ideas?

  Hello

  If you have set the compatible SATA mode in the BIOS, then you n t need to install all the drivers SATA!
  Compatibility mode allows you to run the HARD drive without SATA drivers.

  But if you want to use the HDD in SATA mode, then you will set back to AHCI.
  In this case the SATA drivers must be installed in order to use the HDD in SATA mode.

  The laptop seems to be equipped with the AMD CPU and so you need a SATA chipset AMD driver. That are in the package of graphics (record SBDrv/SATA") driver

  Welcome them

• SATA for Satellite Pro L300 PSLB9E

  Hello

  After reading almost all threads talking about it, I know that I need a driver for my chipset, but Satellite PRO L300 PSLB9E what controller use exactly?
  How can I see what it or could someone tell me?

  For example, I have this list.
  Which one should I install? Where can I find it?

  http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/4671/sata2um9.jpg

  Lot of thanks and sorry for the mistakes, I am not very strong in English

  You need to install the SATA drivers before you install Windows. If you have two options:

  1 copy the drivers on a floppy disk. After that, you start from the Windows CD and press F6 to load drivers.

  2 do. you a new installation with nLite disc. Search forum, there is a lot of discussion on this topic.

  If you have problems to do this, ask here in the forum. ;)

• Satellite A300D-15B - SATA for XP drivers does not work

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  SiWinAcc.sys
  SilSupp.cpl
  SiiSupp.vxd
  Si3112.sys
  Si3112.mpd
  SI3112.inf

  But the hard drive was not detected during the installation of XP. I tried nlite and also using the standard XP + loading the drivers installation - neither worked.

  I now use the compatibility mode and the laptop works very well, but performance gain would be nice. If I am able to find the right driver, it is possible to change to SATA without completely reinstalling XP?

  Hello!

  Normally, it should be the Si3112.sys file.
  However, you are right with the package display. It contains the SATA drivers.

  Normally, it should work so in your case I launch the installation of XP and load the drivers with external floppy F6.

  And before you can use the SATA drivers, you must set the mode AHCI in the BIOS is not compatible.

  Good bye