You tried both and it still didn't work?

Any errors or whatsoever when you try to boot? I need more info to tell you if its wrong or not obviously...

well i haven burn the cd out yet coz i'll have to go to my friend's house to do it . ( dun have nero software x.X)
from what i read .. the process took around 10 minutes or so .. but mine took only 1 and 15 secs .. so wanna re-confirm before burning it

If the slipstream did complete without any errors, then it should be ok normally...

Different computer with different CPU speed might do things sometimes faster or slower at times so it seriously depends.

okie i'll try to burn it out within this week . will update the result ^.^

Well Thanks alot, this's a good tutorial.

So, this's my problem. I have a compaq cq40-320, and when i try to install windows xp via boot appear a blue window with this error "stop: 0x0000007b (0xF79E0524, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)" (i'd not seen even the interface were you can select with f6 another driver for ur hardrive).

Here's some information:

Chipset AMD M780G
ATI™ Mobility Radeon™ HD 3200
AMD Sempron SI-42 (2.1GHz, 512KB L2 Cache)
hardrive (samsumg) 160 GB Serial ATA (5400 rpm)

What shall i do?

Thanks advice.

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That hapen even with the original windows xp pro cd.

This post has been edited by wicholost: Mar 4 2009, 03:22 PM

May i know what version of XP setup you're using? I've seen a few cases like yours when they are using XP SP3 but it seems ok with the older ones. This is due to a certain driver conflict in the setup that crashes if i'm not mistaken.

[Main]
Env = 1.4.9.1 - 2.0.50727.42.Microsoft Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
Target = Windows XP Professional SP3 - 5.1.2600.5512 - Español - España (alfabetización internacional)

thanks for answer!

@edited

Setup Version = 5.1.2600.5512 (xpsp.080413-2105)

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Ok, i used a win xp sp2 and it works, i see the interface were ask for f6 buttom but after the setup finish to load the drivers/controllers send me to a black screend and after that stop the install with the same error code "stop: 0x0000007b (0xF79E0524, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)".

The setup version's = 5.1.2600.2180 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158)

mmm i dont know what to do now,


Thanks adviced

This post has been edited by wicholost: Mar 5 2009, 10:16 AM

I see a spainish user?

You pressed F6 and it blue screen-ed before loading the driver even?

You are going to use the floppy method i presume?

If it ends with the same error i think its probably same cause, driver conflict as before. Because after you pressed F6, device driver are still loaded until the end before showing you the screen to actually load the driver.

Do you have any extra things plugged into your laptop at this point of time? Maybe you want to unplug everything for now...

yeah its spanish


Mmm, i didnt pressed the f6 key cos im following this guide. So, should i use the floppy method?

but i can't find the sata drivers for my Dardkdisk (hm160hi,samsung)
Also i dont have nothing extra plugged into the laptop.

Well, thanks adviced!


@edited

Using Win xP x64 make any diference on my problem? (actually i use WinxP x32)

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Added on March 6, 2009, 5:43 amPerhabs this information could help;

Source: Samsung.com
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HD160HI

Features

• Formatted capacity : 160GB
• ATA Security Mode Feature Set
• Ultra DMA Mode 5(UDMA100) Compatible
• ATA S.M.A.R.T. Feature Set
• TuMR/PMR head with FOD technology
• SilentSeek™
• Silentec™
• Support Automatic Acoustic Management(AAM)
• NoiseGuard™
• Load/Unload Head Technology
Target Application

• laptop PCs, small form factor PCs

Drive Configurations Capacity * 120 GB (? what the,,,, ? maybe an error? cos my harddisk has the 160 gb)
Interface Serial ATA 1.5 Gbps
Buffer DRAM Size 8 MB
Byte per Sector 512 bytes
Rotational Speed 5400 RPM
Performance Specifications Average Seek time(typical) 12 ms
Average Latency 5.6 ms
Data Transfer Rate / Media to/from Buffer(Max.) 826Mbits/s
Data Transfer Rate / Buffer to/from Host(Max.) 150MB/s
Drive Ready Time(typical) 4 sec
Reliability Specifications Non-recoverable Read Error 1 sector in 10^14 bits
Controlled Ramp Load/Unload 600,000
Acoustics Idle 2.2 Bel
Performance Seek 2.4 Bel
Environmental Specifications Temperature / Operating 5 ~ 55 ℃
Temperature / Non-operating -40 ~ 70 ℃
Humidity(non-condensing) / Operating 5 ~ 90 %
Humidity(non-condensing) / Non-operating 5 ~ 95 %
Liner Shock(1/2 sine pulse) / Operating 325 G
Liner Shock(1/2 sine pulse) / Non-operating 1000 G
Vibration / Operating 0.7Grms
Altitude(relative to sea level) / Operating -300 to 3000 m
Altitude(relative to sea level) / Non-operating -400 to 15000 m
Power Requirenents Voltage +5V±5%
Spin-up Current(Max.) 900 mA
Seek(typical) 2.2 W
Read/Write(typical) 2.0 W
Low Power Idle(typical) 0.6 W
Standby(typical) 0.25 W
Sleep(typical) 0.2 W
Physical Dimension Height (Max.) 9.5 mm
Width 69.85 mm
Length 100 mm
Weight(avg.) 98 g
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This post has been edited by wicholost: Mar 6 2009, 05:43 AM

It is not the driver for the harddisk you are looking for but rather the southbridge RAID driver.

I still don't know what method you are using after all this while. Why not you try giving the floppy method a try first and tell me the outcome and see if it works for you.

Here is the driver for your chipset:
https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2..._raid_75985.exe

Thanks for reply

Well were using the Slipsteam method. Also i can't use the floppy method cos i dont have the usb floppy. But i downloaded the driver and i'd slipstreamed it using the nLitle but i still get a problem with it cos on the install send me an error saying "AmdIde.sys" is corrupt so i downloaded the file again, doing the same process but it still said me the same. So maybe i need to edit the driver or something like that?

The good new after all this while is: the install get the driver needed to start the full installation.

Well thanks!

That's very rare occasion and somemore i'm not very sure with nlite, Maybe you might wanna try out with the nlite forums regarding this problem.

Were a problem with compatibility of drivers 32-64-86x but i finally did it. I got alot of problems on drivers after the install but i found all drivers so:

1. compaq cq40-320 can be downloaded from vista to xp using the right raidsata drivers.
2. the whole drivers for xp exist arround internet.
3. if someone needs the drivers, just post on this topic and ill upload the full drivers backup.


Thanks Subki||er, your tutorial help me alot!.

Hi wicholost

I have the same problem with CQ40-320, can you help me ........ what driver used for raid sata drivers?

CDIMAGE GUI (http://unattended.msfn.org/files/global/CDIMAGE_GUI.EXE)(Copy and paste link in new window)

Link is dead

i have already format my compaq cq40-126 au with windows xp. but, i cant find the webcam driver untill now.. somebody help me plz.............. where did i can find the webcam driver for compaq cq40-126au for windows xp...

Confirmed still working at this moment.

1. what ver of winxppro is suggested? sp3 sp2? sp1?
2. between usb floppy method and driverpacks method which is safer?
3. from ur experience, can tell me roughly the successful rate of each
methods respectively? and the rate that results in damaging harddisk?

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Added on March 15, 2009, 12:56 ami install on my compaq C793TU both xp pro sp2 and sp 3 , finally come out blue screen after the 30-40mins installing process (about to load the windows for the 1st time.).

This post has been edited by leucocephalus: Mar 15 2009, 12:56 AM

ill upload the files, gime a while.

thanks, I am trying to download some drivers from AMD, but it marks an error that the file is corrupted