How to install WinXP on Satellite L40-139?

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I can't install Windows XP Home edition on my laptop.

If i press a key to start to install for a view very short time just "Setup inspects the hardware configuration of your computer' and then nothing happened.

Have someone some practice with it?

I assume you are using Microsoft WXP CD installations. Am I wrong? Is the visible HARD disk when you start the process facilities?

I found a few topics on similar problems. As in the other thread suggested that you must first install an Intel Matrix Storage Manager before you continue the installation of XP. The installation is very easy. During the installation process you must press F6 to include the Intel Matrix storage manager from an external USB FDD drive.

After this instillation please don t HARD drive format but continue installing XP

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