CLEAN INSTALL XP HOME: PROBLEM, STOP NORMAL LOADING

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  Trying to install XP gives a BSOD and I guess it's todo to not have the integrated into the XP SP1 CD SATA driver... so I now have a laptop with a nicely partitioned and formatted hard drive, but not bone!

  Any help would be welcome...

  Using a floppy disk:

  Installing a version commercial (street copy) of Windows XP on a Toshiba Vista laptop.

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  -Go to section Support/Drivers on the Toshiba site and look for your model of Toshiba
  -If your phone has a separate version of BIOS for XP and Vista, download the BIOS XP and run it in Windows.
  -If you cannot start Windows, you can update the BIOS after installing XP.

  Step 2: Enable SATA Compatibility Mode in the BIOS
  -If installing XP cannot detect SATA drive, enable SATA Compatibility Mode in BIOS if this option is available and install XP.

  Step 3: Install XP using a floppy with the SATA drivers
  -If SATA compatibility mode is not available, you must use the SATA drivers diskette during installation of XP. Follow these steps:

  (1) Download driver Windows XP SATA F6 on the site of Toshiba Support/downloads.
  If a single SATA/AHCI F6 driver is unavailable, download and extract the Intel Matrix Storage Manager driver for XP in a temporary folder.
  The Intel Matrix Storage Manager driver package must contain some files under the folder "F6flpy". For example: C:\temp\Intel Matrix Storage Manager\F6flpy\ICH8M_32bit
  Choose the right folder. For example: ICH8M_32bit for a Chipset of Intel ICH8 during installation of Windows XP 32-bit.

  (2) copy these files (iastor.inf, etc.) on a blank diskette. The files must reside in the root directory of the floppy disk.
  For example: A:\iastor.inf, A:\iaahci.inf, etc...

  (3) connect a Toshiba USB floppy drive to the Toshiba laptop. (some non - Toshiba USB Floppy Drives may not work correctly during the installation of XP)

  (4) (4) demarrer start from the Windows XP CD, start the installation and make sure that your floppy with the drivers is inserted into the floppy USB drive.

  (5) for the XP installation invites you to press F6 to install a storage driver, immediately press F6.

  (6) for installing XP you invites to select a SATA driver, select the appropriate driver and continue.
  For example: ICH7M Intel(r) 82801GBM SATA AHCI Controller, Intel(r) ICH8M 82801HEM/HBM SATA AHCI Controller

  (7) keep the attached floppy drive and floppy disk inserted XP has not completed its installation.
  Do not partition or format the hard drive during the installation of XP. The diskette SATA drivers are copied and stored on the hard drive during the installation of XP.

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  Using a XP CD updated the:

  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB85017Z0000R01.htm

• installing windows home server stop error blue screen 0x0000007b

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  Hello

  Since your question involves the use of Windows Home Server please join the Windows Home Server Support Forums. They specialize in THIS type of environment Pro and will be better suited to help you.

  Windows Home Server Forums
  http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en/whshardware/threads

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  The tool on, for me, works much faster than 4 hrs. I just ran yesterday on a Windows 7 factory restore and it finished in under an hour. It's your call.

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• Satellite P305-S8820 - FN key not working after a clean install of Windows 7

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite P305-S8820. I recently did a clean install of Windows 7. I loaded the value Toshiba driver pack and the trackpad driver but still cannot get the trackpad or press FN to work.

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  We are colleagues help Vista users to give FREE in our own SPARE time.

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  http://support.gateway.com/support/default.aspx

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  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  https://support.Microsoft.com/OAS/default.aspx?PRID=13014&Gprid=582034&St=1

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