Unable to install XP on system with Vista preinstalled
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i have created partition in the harddisc as per your instruction. My notebook is HP DV2000 series. When I boot with xp cd it boots up fine but when it reaches to setup page where it asks for - press enter to setup , r for repair... it does not go ahead after that. I get message saying no harddisc is found. Press F3 to exit setup.
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tejaslambu wrote:i have created partition in the harddisc as per your instruction. My notebook is HP DV2000 series. When I boot with xp cd it boots up fine but when it reaches to setup page where it asks for - press enter to setup , r for repair... it does not go ahead after that. I get message saying no harddisc is found. Press F3 to exit setup.
it looks like you have SATA drive and vista is not seeing it. provide more info about your system and we will be glad to help
Hopefully you are trying to install Windows XP SP2. If it is less than SP2 you may not see Sata drives. If so then you could slipstream SP2 into you XP installation disc.
Or if you are using XP SP2 then:
You may need to find out what Sata controller you motherboard is using and download the drivers for it and utilize the F6 function to load sata drivers.
Or if you are using XP SP2 then:
You may need to find out what Sata controller you motherboard is using and download the drivers for it and utilize the F6 function to load sata drivers.
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hi tejaslambu,
before u continue .... pls make sure u have all the required xp drivers
u can download from hp site under older dv2000 series
maybe this posting can help u little bit
http://www.pro-networks.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=90127
before u continue .... pls make sure u have all the required xp drivers
u can download from hp site under older dv2000 series
maybe this posting can help u little bit
http://www.pro-networks.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=90127
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