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• Cannot format disc disc HARD NTFS - Windows XP Home Edition with Service Pack 3

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• Question about the installation of Windows XP Home edition on two laptops Satellite A200

  Hello everyone,

  I have 2 laptops (Toshiba Satellite A200) but in different model
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  Please accurately.

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  You should search here in the forum for similar topics and you will find the answer soon ;)

  Just for the note;
  Toshiba has published several documents that might help you to install the SATA drivers and to include it in the XP CD:
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  Driver SATA can be found on the Intel page too. An Intel Matrix Storage Manger contains these files needed to SATA.
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• Qosmio F10 - cannot install Windows XP Home edition with the new HARD drive

  My F10 won't boot from a hard drive and because of its obvious from the hard drive, it is definitely broken. I changed the build in Toshiba 80 GB HDD for a Toshiba hard drive with 60 GB.

  I put an Installation of Windows XP disc in the drive and press C at the start to boot from the CD. It does not start the installation, but on the contrary, he says that I have to remove the hard drive.

  Why? Is this only possible ti disc editing hard identical because there is not bios?

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  Hello

  Your new HARD drive is recognized correctly in the BIOS?
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  Plus when you get exactly the message installing Windows and which will be displayed exactly?

  Can try you with Toshiba Recovery disk, please?

• Portege R100 - I can reinstall Windows XP Home edition with USB floppy & USB key?

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  I have the original recovery CD and a USB floppy drive but not a PCMIA CD-ROM. As luck would have my USB CDRom is broken. How can I get out of this situation? I'm about to throw an old desk and would be happy to use the XP retail on the R100, if necessary. It is also possible to start the format & install process from a startup disk, and then most of the OS from a USB - having previously filled with copies of the contents of the CD? Desperate people make desperate methods!

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• Preparation of an installation of Windows XP Home edition CD with a MINIMUM required drivers for A200-1AX

  Greetings,

  I am trying to install Windows XP Home edition on my old days by Satellite A200-1AX. Today, I tried to boot from the CD of Windows XP Home edition or after the copy of the system files, the laptop produces the error that Setup did not find any hard disk during the Installation of Windows XP. I looked on the internet and found the following page:

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  If I decide to go back to VISTA using the recovery CD, I must restore the bios/firmware?

  Thanks in advance for your answer.

  Best regards, Ashraf.

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  > My second question is: there is an update of the bios/firmware required in accordance with the instruction list. Is it necessary BEFORE or AFTER the installation of Windows XP Home edition?

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  Hello

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