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download gateway nv53 drivers
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Great Thanks. Do you know how I can trick XP into booting ACHI without re-installing. Everyone says it has to be done at install time but I know someone's gota be out there with a hack. Keep in mind the NV53 is AMD based so the intel hack won't work. and it has to be winxp32
just a regular SATA HDD 1/2 Terrabyte. but here's the thing, i can force the driver but and then change the settings in my bios but i get a BSOD x07 and if I change the bios back to ide mode i still get a BSOD, so i am forced to use f8 and return to last worked settings. right now i am trying to do a inplace reinstall in winxp itself, it then copies the files to the hd reboots in TXTmode and then it's fine for a while then when i get into the GUI it fails with error
SXS.DLL: Syntax error in manifest or policy file "C:\$WIN_NT$.~LS\I386\asms\10\msft\windows\gdiplus\gdiplus.man" on line 4.
***
Error:
Installation Failed: C:\$WIN_NT$.~LS\I386\asms. Error Message : A component's file does not match the verification information present in the
component manifest.
***
Fatal Error:
One of the components that Windows needs to continue setup could not be installed.
A component's file does not match the verification information present in the
component manifest.
>people are saying do everything from changing ram to removing all cards well that's kinda hard to do on a notebook.
Notebook drives generally run at 5600/5200 RPM. These are not high performance drives. I doubt you will see any appreciable speed increase using ACHI. My advice is to not worry about it. If you are running less than 2GB of RAM, bumping that may help overall performance.
What do hope to accomplish by changing the setting?
BIOS is independent of the OS, so I don't think there is any hack that will allow you to change the setting without re-installing.
ahci amd winxp32
http://is.gd/RqvrtT
enable amd sata ahci driver after windows xp install
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vdk5...amd sata ahci winxp32
http://is.gd/P1PLy4amd sata ahci xp 32
http://is.gd/r4col1
