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Thanks, that got it past that error but it's now back to the 0x0000007e bsod. Starting to think it's not worth my (and your) time to mess with it anymore.

Line 15467: sparrow = "Adaptec AHA-151X/AHA-152X/AIC-6X60 SCSI Adapter" Here's a chunk of the surrounding code starting with line 15464: [SCSI] ahcix86 = "AMD AHCI Compatible RAID Controller-x86 platform" = "RocketRAID 172x SATA Controller for Windows XP" sparrow = "Adaptec AHA-151X/AHA-152X/AIC-6X60 SCSI Adapter" aha154x = "Adaptec AHA-154X/AHA-164X SCSI Host Adapter" aic78xx = "Adaptec AHA-294X/AHA-394X/AIC-78XX SCSI Controller" aic78u2 = "Adaptec AHA-294XU2/AIC-7890 SCSI Controller" adpu160m = "Adaptec AIC-789X/AHA-3960 Ultra160 PCI SCSI Card" afcnt = "Agilent HHBA-510x PCI Fibre Channel Controller" dpti2o = "Adaptec 2000S/3000S Ultra160 SCSI RAID Controller" afc9xxx = "Adaptec AFC-9210G PCI 64-bit/66MHz Fibre Channel 2Gbit Controller" asc3550 = "Advansys 3550 Ultra Wide SCSI Host Adapter" asc3350p = "Advansys ABP460 PCMCIA SCSI Host Adapter" abp480n5 = "Advansys ABP480 CardBus SCSI Host Adapter" asc = "Advansys SCSI Host Adapter" amsint = "AMD PCI SCSI Controller/Ethernet Adapter" mraid35x = "AMI MegaRaid RAID Controller" cpqarray = "Compaq Drive Array" cpqfcalm = "Compaq Fibre Channel Host Controller" cpqarry2 = "Compaq Smart Array Controller" cpqcissm = "Compaq Smart Array 5300 Controller" lp6nds35 = "Emulex LP6000 Fibre Channel Host Adapters" cd20xrnt = "IBM Portable PCMCIA CD-ROM Drive" ipsraidn = "IBM ServeRAID Adapter" nfrd960 = "IBM ServeRAID Adapter"

Thanks so much for modifying this driver for me! Unfortunately whenever I integrate the driver into a CD I get to the Press any key to boot from CD... press enter and it says Setup is starting then reboots the computer. I put the image on a USB drive using WinSetupFromUSB 1.0 beta and at the start of setup I get the follow error message: Line 15467 of the INF file \i386\txtsetup.sif is invalid Setup cannot continue. Press any key to exit.

I have tried with a USB flash drive and get the same result. The Storage Controllers in Win 7 list: Storage Controllers | |-AAY7MI5L IDE Hardware ID: pci\ven_1103&dev_1720&subsys_656cfa89&rev_01 I looked it up and it is apparently HighPoint Tech's RocketRAID 1720 controller, guessing for the DVD drive? Seems strange to have 2 SATA controller on the same laptop. I got the drivers on their website and integrated them into a fresh copy of XP along with the 32 bit AMD controller driver, burned it and got the same thing. Fernando 1, thanks a lot for trying to help me out with this. You've gone above what was expected. Thinking about giving up on this, but I just want XP on this laptop. Thank you.

Sorry it took me a few days to reply. There was no WINNT.SIF file in my i386 folder on my XP disc. To eliminate the possibility of my source disc not being clean, I torrented an "untouched" copy of XP. I then integrated the 32 bit driver into that copy of windows and I got the same stop error code 0x0000007e. I really don't know what else to do.

Following Fernando 1's advice, I made 3 new folders on my root C:\, drivers, xpcd, and iso. Redownloaded a fresh copy of the 32 bit drivers from post #234 and extracted them into c:\drivers. Put my XP CD into my computer, booted up nLite and had it rip the CD to C:\xpcd. I then went through the process, did not use any old session data, inserted the 32 bit driver into nLite in text mode. Then I made the ISO and burned it to a CD with ImgBurn. Still exact same thing. BSOD 0x0000007E after the first part of the text mode xp setup (After it loads all the drivers with the text on the bottom). I'm sure I'm doing it right I just don't get why it wont work for this computer. Other things I've tried: Removing the hard drive from the laptop to eliminate the possibility of a faulty hard drive, and running xp install setup. Still get BSOD 0x0000007E at the same place. Swapping out the ram with ram from another computer. Same thing, BSOD 0x0000007E at the same place. Attached screenshots from my latest nLite session and the last session.ini. /headdesk LAST SESSION.INI

Thanks so much for your replies! I definitely used an untouched source of my Windows XP Disc, inserted the disc, selected it with nLite, it ripped it to a folder on my desktop. As for the IDE ATA/ATAPI Controller It is listed in Windows 7 as "AMD SATA Controller" the Hardware ID is PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4391&SUBSYS_908D104D&REV_40. By the way, frustratingly there is no AHCI/IDE setting in the bios on this laptop. I have attached a screenshot of my device manager. Thanks!

Okay I registered because I am pulling my hair out and need some help please! I am trying to install Windows XP on a Sony Vaio VPCEL22FX. It's Chipset is the AMD A50M, and it's southbridge is AMD SB800. I have slip streamed the latest drivers from Fernando 1, the ones posted in post #234 and I get a BSOD at end of text mode Windows XP setup. For some reason these drivers do not seem to be working for my computer. Please help! Attached is my last session.ini from nLite and a screenshot from CPU-Z with my Chipset information. LAST SESSION.INI