As a result, HP does not support the following combinations of RAID hard drives: Different sizes Different speeds (5400 rpm, 7200 rpm, etc) Old and new technologies (SATA 1.5 GB and SATA 3.0 GB) NCQ hard drives and non-ncq drives Different cache size RAID combinations of hard drives with any operating system other than Windows XP Pro (SP2/SP3. Installing Windows XP on a Serial ATA hard drive is not an easy task, because the system does not recognize SATA drivers at startup. Windows XP Pro SP2 fares a little better with SATA drivers, but here is what can be done in cases where the driver is not recognized.

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Hi all, i'm trying to install Windows XP to a secondary partition on my computer (with windows 10 on the primary partition). I'm able to arrive at the installation phase, but it doesn't find the partition i've created for WinXP, and i've readed online that i need to install the 'SATA drivers AHCI or RAID' or something. I've searched a lot, utility like NLite that can put my drivers on the installation ISO for WinXP, so i would be able to install F6 floppy drivers just from my usb. The problem is that: 1 - i dont know which drivers i need to install, i've found on the HP site (in the drivers of my Pavilion 550-204nl) two different drivers for 'Ahci' and for 'Raid' (dont know which one is, and if are THEY the correct drivers, or if i need to search elsewhere) 2 - even if i find the correct drivers, i dont know how to 'convert' them into a bootable F6 FLOPPY DRIVER for using in NLite or programs like this.

Someone got the solution? Hi: Can you post the hardware ID for the amd sata controller from your windows 10 installation? If the PC's BIOS is set to AHCI, it will be listed under the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers device manager category. If it is set to RAID, it will be listed under a Storage Controllers device manager category.

Also let me know what setting your drive controller is on.AHCI or RAID. Different drivers are required for either setting.

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Use this guide for how to find the hardware ID. Once I have that info, I will see if XP SATA drivers even exist for that new of an AMD chipset. Yes, that is partially what I need. Now I need you to post the hardware ID for the Controller AHCI SATA standard device. Use the link I posted above for how to find that.

Written instructions to find it. Click on the Controller AHCI SATA standard device Then click on the Details tab at the top of the Controller AHCI SATA standard device window. Now you will see a Property drop down list, and it will be set to Device Description. Drop down on that list and select the 3rd item (Hardware ID's). Post the top string of characters that begin with PCI VEN. You're very welcome.

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Use the guide I attached below for how to slipstream the drivers. It was written for Intel drivers, but the only difference is the driver file. The steps should be the same. To slipstream, just unzip the driver file into its folder and slipstream the driver folder. To install via USB FDD, you have to copy and paste the file contents in the folder to a floppy disk drive.

Boot from the XP installation disk. Press the F6 key when you see the message Press F6 if you need to install a SATA/RAID driver. XP will continue to load files, then stop. You will be asked to press the 's' key to load the sata drivers, which you should now see on your USB FDD. Use the Up/Down arrow key to scroll to and select the AMD SATA Controller. Then XP should install. Leave the USB FDD connected for the entire installation, as XP will access the FDD a couple of times.

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A USB Floppy disk drive just plugs into a USB2 port. It is not a flash drive.

When working with old technology, you need to have the proper tools to do the job. XP was not written to install drivers from a USB flash drive, because those were pretty new technology back in 2001. Floppy disks were mainstream and included on almost every PC back then. So, if you don't have a USB FDD, then you will have to slipstream the driver folder.

I purchased a CQ61-310us which natively has Windows 7. The BIOS does not allow for any changes to be made and does not even list the HDD controllers, nor are they visible. My intent is to load Windows XP on my system. However, when I do so I get a blue screen at the end of loading drivers and the like (before it actually starts Windows XP) and gives me the error codes: 0x0000007B (0xF78D2524, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000). After looking around, I apparently need to create a Windows XP disc with drivers slipstreamed into the OS install disc. All I need are the drivers that the CQ61-310us uses for it's RAID/AHCI crap.