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My Hp Pavilion Laptop Cant Detect HD when I Try to install new OS
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Hello! I have just registered in order to reply to you. I was having the same problem with a HP Laptop witch I can't remember the model. For me the solution was to disable SATA NATIVE MODE. Try following the next steps. It should solve your problem.
1. Boot Your Laptop
2. Press F10 to go to BIOS Setup
3. Go to System Configuration Tab
4. Go to Device Configurations
5. Disabled “SATA Native Mode”
6. F10 for save change & Exit
7. Boot your HP 520 with Windows XP CD in CDROM
Nice to be helpful!
Ilidio Gonçalves
IT Manager and Systems Architect
Just registered to THANK YOU "Ilidio Gonçalves". Been struggling with a HP pavillion for abt 5 hrs, HDD not being detected by Win XP.
You saved my day 'cause its my niece's HP and she's got to finish a project by the day after tomorrow. Thank you soooo much and people like you are needed in this world. Thanks again!!
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hi guys
I have the same problem and figure out this problem after putting a lot of effort.
actually in BIOS there is no option like IMG said. so
U need third party compatibility support files/SCSI support files during your windows xp cd..
for this purpose
download the nlite software(helpful to made win XP bootable cd)
then download the DV6000 series related files from HP website include them while u made the win xp bootable CD through nLite s/w.............
I have the same problem and figure out this problem after putting a lot of effort.
actually in BIOS there is no option like IMG said. so
U need third party compatibility support files/SCSI support files during your windows xp cd..
for this purpose
download the nlite software(helpful to made win XP bootable cd)
then download the DV6000 series related files from HP website include them while u made the win xp bootable CD through nLite s/w.............
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Hello! I have just registered in order to reply to you. I was having the same problem with a HP Laptop witch I can't remember the model. For me the solution was to disable SATA NATIVE MODE. Try following the next steps. It should solve your problem.
1. Boot Your Laptop
2. Press F10 to go to BIOS Setup
3. Go to System Configuration Tab
4. Go to Device Configurations
5. Disabled “SATA Native Mode”
6. F10 for save change & Exit
7. Boot your HP 520 with Windows XP CD in CDROM
Nice to be helpful!
Ilidio Gonçalves
IT Manager and Systems Architect
thanks, im new here but this is my problem completely. i put in a hard drive and....nothing. I tried your solution but when i went to system configuration there is no device configurations, can you help further. i have a hp pavillion dv6000 as well thanks
Last edited by odonovan979; Oct 2nd, 2009 at 5:17 pm. Reason: more info
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hi guys
I have the same problem and figure out this problem after putting a lot of effort.
actually in BIOS there is no option like IMG said. so
U need third party compatibility support files/SCSI support files during your windows xp cd..
for this purpose
download the nlite software(helpful to made win XP bootable cd)
then download the DV6000 series related files from HP website include them while u made the win xp bootable CD through nLite s/w.............
angela
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