I read that enabling SATA native mode will give you a slight
Windows because XP doesn't have the correct drivers. Installed, enabling it in the BIOS will result in a BSOD upon loading Laptops with SATA Native Mode disabled in the BIOS. I did this on on Acer Aspire 5315-2153, it seems like the basic strategy should work on other laptops or systems.įor whatever reason, you may have installed Windows XP on your new It's a bit of a long read because of step-by-step instructions, but worth it. If you want to enable SATA mode as AHCI after installing Windows XP, then read on. This is'nt so easy here an example solution:Įnabling SATA mode to AHCI after XP Install (applicable to most laptops, or systems) Pls dont forget to rate me fixya for this help if u like Just download sata drivers from intel and nlite from the link and install the software integrate these drivers and burn ur cd incl them and then install normally as u were installing them earlier now it will recognize ur drive simple for more info how to do check this out
This specific model HP 6735 was shipped with vista OS and drivers now u are downgrading it to XP it depends on the installation disc if it is new one like SP3 included then u would have never faced this issue in ur case u should get a RAID driver from and then include them in ur copy of windows XP cd to load them at the startup of installation, so u need them in the first place to carry out installation, u have to do some job here download RAID DRIVERS from select ur board and chipset either it is 945 or 965 gm and then download nlite a software used to integrate these drivers to ur inst disk, u can also include SP3 thru this software in ur current win xp cd Problem : When Windows XP was made there was no concept of SATA drives now ur drive is SATA and ur installation disc does not contain drivers for ur Hard disk thats why it is unable to find ur hard disk as it doesnt recognize it u need sata raid drivers on ur windows inst cd
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