When the SATA mode of the motherboard is set to ahci or raid mode, the hard disk may not be found during installation of the original Windows operating system installation disc.
The original Windows XP installation disc does not contain SATA ahci and raid drivers.Program, Use nlite to integrate the following driver into the XP installation disk. It can solve the problem that the original XP cannot be installed because the ahci cannot be disabled in the cq40 or other notebook boards.
The original installation CD of Windows 7 contains some SATA ahci drivers of the nanqiao chip, such as the sb700 driver of win7, but the sb850 drivers after the release of Windows 7 need to be loaded. Download the driver and place it in a USB flash drive, CD, or hard disk. "Where do you want to install Windows ?" Interface, click "load driver" below.
Amd sata driver
Name: Raid driver
Version: 3.2.1548.37
Update address: http://drivers.mydrivers.com/drivers-3601-87-AMD/
Update address: http://game.amd.com/us-en/drivers_chipset.aspx
Update address: http://drivers.mydrivers.com/drivers-502-87-AMD%EF%BC%88ATI%EF%BC%89/
Intel SATA driver
Name: matrix Storage Manager or rapid Storage Technology
Version: 8.9.6.1002 WHQL or 9.6.4.1002 WHQL
Update address: http://drivers.mydrivers.com/drivers-502-490-Intel/
Update address: http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/imsm/
Nvidia sata driver
Parent driver name: nforce driver
Parent driver version: 15.46
Obtain method: Decompress the package to c: \ NVIDIA \ nforce \ 15.46 \ International \ ide \ WINXP.
Version: sataraid Driver (v11.1.0.30) WHQL
Update address: http://www.nvidia.cn/Download/index.aspx? Lang = Cn
Update address: http://drivers.mydrivers.com/drivers-502-705-NVIDIA/
After using nilite to encapsulate XP, you need to put the font under the i386 directory. in _ and intl. change INF back, that is, copy the two files from the i386 directory of the original XP to overwrite them. Otherwise, some Chinese characters are not displayed on the interface when installing XP, and garbled characters are displayed.