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• N100 0768 Windows 7 installation, driver problems

  Today I installed Windows 7 Home Premium on 300 N100 0768. I used an original cd of Microsoft, i.e. No OEM drive and did a clean install. And while it has installed without problem, I have a few problems:

  1. When you look in "device management" (I don't know if this correct name as I am a Dane, by I think it is), when you can see that two "basic system units' lack of pilots. I need to find the drivers through Windows Update (no result), on the Lenovo download page (gave a result ('lenovo system driver), hovever there do not installed the drivers that I needed). Someone at - it an idea on what could be the problem?

  2. According to my "device management", there are installed the drivers for the sound card, but I can't hear anything on the speakers, how much I try any importance. If this may have something to do with the problem mentioned above?

  Driver card reader Multi Ricoh HERE should get rid of Base system device.

  Try the Vista drivers to restore the sounds found HERE , I think that first try Realtek.

  SoundMAX if it does not install.

  Don't forget to read the instructions on the download, "unpacking"

  and run the Setup program for the drivers, if you do not

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• Windows XP installation hangs when the BIOS is set to AHCI

  I have Windows 7 on my computer. It has a motherboard Asus P8Z77 - V LX with the AHCI BIOS.

  Now, I would like to install Windows XP to a dual boot set up so that my son can continue to play some of their old games XP.

  When I tried to install XP, I got the BSOD during the first phase of the installation process.

  Internet research, I discovered that Windows needs a controller AHCI driver and that I could use F6 to install the appropriate driver to a diskette during installation or wake the driver in a Windows installation CD using a program called nLite. I chose the latter because there are no floppy drive on the computer. I chose the version XP 32 bit Intel (R) series 7/216 Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller to wake.

  I used my newly created installation disk and the initial phase of installation is fine, but after the first reboot, just like the Windows XP GUI interface appeared, the system crashed, rebooted and crashed again.

  The only way I could get XP install was to change the BIOS to IDE, then it installed fine. But Windows 7 does not load unless I have change the AHCI BIOS so that's what I've done so far.

  Suggestions as to how I can either get XP to install in AHCI mode or change it to AHCI mode, once it has been installed in IDE mode?

  OK, my apologies, it seems I have didn't read entirely your answer. I have BSOD stop 7B have treated several times and has been guilty of inaccurate "quick read".

  However, I gave you a possibility through response to your last paragraph...

  install the drivers for XP AHCI as it is started in IDE mode, and then change the AHCI BIOS

  .. have you tried this? What were the results?

  After thinking a bit about this possibility, it may be a good idea to restart in IDE mode after installing the AHCI driver before then stopping and switching to AHCI mode.

  As far as I know there are only two possibilities for the installation of the AHCI driver when installing XP. You dismissed one of them (Setup F6 disk) and you say that the other does not have a bootable system. Maybe you could try to "slipstreaming" once again, in which case the process did not work properly. Where did you get the drivers from making the wake? Was it the same place as the link I posted above? Absence of "slipstreaming" or the purchase of a (cheap) floppy drive, my only suggestion is that I repeated above.

  Finally, can you confirm that it is stop 7B that you get? If not what stop do you receive?

  Tricky

• Can't fix the driver AHCI, Windows 7

  I need to fix my AHCI, I think. I have windows on a SSD. Installation of Windows with the AHCI active and I have checked the registry for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\services\msahci\start setting is 0.

  I think that the pilot must have become corrupted, since last week, the computer does not start, it hangs on classpnp.sys. It has worked well for over a year. After a search on the internet I start again by changing the BIOS on IDE instead of AHCI. If I change the setting back to AHCI, it won't start.

  I don't know how to fix the AHCI driver, repair for this driver is not supported by the system repair and recovery.

  Can anyone help?

  Brian

  Hello b. glove Davis,.

  Thanks for the reply.

  I understand that you have problems with the AHCI driver.

  But I would like to learn more about this topic in order to help you better.

  (1) you get an error message in the Device Manager?

  Method 1: First of all, try to check in the Device Manager, if there is no error message in

  (a) move Panel.

  (b) open Device Manager.

  (c) select the device and double-click on controller Standard AHCI 1.0 Serial ATA for another right click on the selected item and select Properties.

  Note: The AHCI 1.0 Serial ATA default controller drivers are automatically installed by Windows 7 installation. So, he wants to update the official AHCI drivers.

  Now, you can choose the option to update the drivers. You can browse your computer for resettled drivers or you can visit the Intel Web site and get the drivers from here.

  You can contact help support tree below:
  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/blogs-communities-social.html

  I hope this helps. Otherwise, answer this answer and we will be happy to help you again.

  Thank you

• Install the driver AHCI for Windows XP

  Recently, I took the preload Windows 7 on my p6210f and installed Windows XP family 32-bit on another hard drive.  I had to change the AHCI IDE controller BIOS to install it, and it's always this way, because the start-up in Windows XP with the AHCI BIOS will give me the stop error message.

  I see on another thread that the AHCI controller can be downloaded here:

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp39501-40000/sp39786.exe

  The thread that is here:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/operating-systems-and-software/how-to-downgrade-to-XP/TD-p/1445

  I am wanting to know if I can just run the sp39786.exe thing, restarts at the start screen, change to AHCI and then start normally.

  Thank you.

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• Qosmio F50-12 b - list command installation Driver for Windows 7 64 bit

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  I need the * driver installation and list order list * of my * QOSMIO F50-12B - PQF55E * for * WINDOWS 7 - 64

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  Hi kurtb,.

  The "C3PO" user already post the order of installation for Windows 7 64-bit on Qosmio F50. Did you find this thread?
  [http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=210636]
  > {Quote: title = C3PO wrote:}
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• Where can I get a copy of the Windows XP installation for my sister. His was a virus and I had to format the drive. It's a registered computer

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• hard drive is seen in bios but not in windows vista installation

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  Hi hp pavilion ze2000 cto.

  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you are facing the issue with the hard drive in the bios but not appear in the windows vista installation.

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• No network adapter driver is available after reinstalling Windows Vista installation disk... Unable to connect to the network

  No network adapter driver is available after reinstalling Windows Vista installation disk... Unable to connect to the network

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• How can I boot from the Windows 7 Installation CD so that I can reformat the hard drive before reinstalling Windows 7?

  How can I boot from the Windows 7 Installation CD so that I can reformat the hard drive before reinstalling Windows 7?  I have already reinstalled Windows 7 from the CD, but that has not solved my problems.  When I put the factory CD in my CD player, it won't always boot from the CD.  When I put my Windows 7 Ultimate CD in the CD drive, it doesn't always start from the CD.         I realize that the reformatting is not always necessary, but I caught a few viruses (despite anti-virus running) and I need to start with a clean hard drive.

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  your system documentation or check with your provider.

• I have 2 failure windows 7 installs with 35 GB of hard drive space, but I find no windows.old file?

  I have 2 failure windows 7 installs with 35 GB of hard drive space. but I find no windows.old file?

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• Windows 7 installation on the new hard drive failure

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• Satellite Pro L40 - sound after installing Windows XP SP3 driver

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• Bootcamp does not recognize the Windows 7 installation DVD

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