Hello all! you guys are heroes. Solving all that stuff that is so complicated. I work like 20 years in solving computer problems and stuff like that, but today i got a very big problem with an HP G50-104NR. I wanna bother you a little bit with it and hope i can get a solution for it. I put my problem here because of the topic: ICH9 and the SATA controller. Actually mine is ICH9M. A customer brought this HP G50-104NR. I need to install Windows XP on it. I tried it and it loads the files, the drivers. Until here no problem. But then comes the screen where i have to choose the disk and the partition to install windows. And i get a bluescreen (BSOD). Message: Stop : 0x0000007B (0xF78DE524, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000 0x00000000) It also says to remove any hard drive and hard drives controllers and to run chkdsk /f I know that that is not the problem. I had anothe Notebook before with the same error. The solution is very very simple, just disable the AHCI in the BIOS, set to native or legacy IDE. But the BIOS in this notebook does have the option to do that. I contacted HP support and got no solution, so I investigated. And i got from topic to topic, learned about a program called nlite, got some drivers from HP for the ich9, compiled a cd with nlite,...didn´t work. now i downloadad some ich9 drivers from http://software.adslzone.net/manuales-soft...n-xp-con-nlite/ and used the drivers they provide there. I also downloaded the drivers that you are talking about in the 1st post, to have a second choice of drivers (because yours r different) in order to not waste a lot of cd´s and my burner. If those do not work i don´t know what else to do. I remind you that this BIOS has no choice to disable AHCI Anyone has a good idea how to integrate the right drivers into a XP istall cd? i give you the specs of the notebook, maybe anyone has a similar machine or problem and might be able to help me out. I appreciate all the help i can get with this one. Thanxx in advance. THE REPORT IS FROM EVEREST. I only put the machine specs to save you the rest, it´s very long. Sorry for the spanish, but i guess the professionals will understand xD It´s a HP G50-104NR: EDIT: no need no more. I compiled a cd with nlite and YOUR drivers and it works. Thanxx so much.
