Upgrade to Windows 7 on HP 2000-2d49WM bought at Walmart

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  Only problem you may have is that the Toshiba utilities were all designed for Windows 2000 and may not work properly with XP. Downloads available for your laptop have only an update of the BIOS for XP.

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  On the first reboot after installing windows 7, the computer off just after the "Starting Windows" screen Turn on again took me to the repair of the system where he performed a system restore and I was able to start successfully even once. I thought that the problem had something to do with the automatic updates, so I disabled the and tried to restart to see if the problem has been corrected. This time, after the "Starting Windows" screen I got a BSOD of unrecoverable system error. After several attempts to reboot and multiple attempts to repair system (which usually says she didn't) it started correctly again.

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  I did some research on this and came to [this | 1251 http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?modelFilter=L300D-ST3501&rpn=PSLC8U&category=&selCategory=3&moid=222 & os = & ct = DL & selFamily = 1073768663] page. I think that's exactly what my problem is (need to update the BIOS), but if I understand correctly installing windows to do this only for 2000/xp/vista and I am unable to use the second option to boot from the disc as I get the BSOD before he gets to that point. I should try the windows install option although I am running windows 7 or is there another way to update the BIOS? Or I'm off completely and the problem is with something else?

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  Post edited by: Jacob27

  Hello

  First of all, it would be interesting to know what code BSOD, you get exactly. Can you post this information useful? Normally, on the Microsoft Knowledge Base, you can find additional information about most of the BSOD codes and so you can start to solve this problem.

  BSODS are often associated with drivers or RAM/HDD. The latter, you can check with special diagnostic tools, Memtest86 for RAM and Drive Fitness Test for the HARD drive. These two tools are free and you can find it using Google. You can download an iso image of them to create a bootable media where you can start the test.

  Regarding your update to the BIOS: I put t know what L300D you have exactly, but according to the Toshiba site it shows an update of the BIOS also for Windows 7 64-bit. You can try to install it.

• Everyone has successfully installed Windows 8 on 369 2000 HP and HP Folio 13 1029WM

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  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03451712

  The following link will offer you if HP has tested your system for Windows 8:
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  Hi @AJay_89 ,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. It's a great site for information and questions. Thanks for the very detailed post on what you've done so far. Very useful.

  I looked into your problem on your laptop HP 2000-2d49WM and slow wireless connection signal. I would change the channel on the router. Routers are able to communicate to your laptop on several different channels, and sometimes it helps.

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  Solve this problem Microsoft Fix it 50413.

  Here is a link to help as well.

  I hope that it helps anything here.

  Thank you.