Hello My Fellow Engineers, I will need your help serious and I want you to reply me as fast as you can. This is my Problem, a customer brought a HP Pavillion DV6500 for me to put an Window Xp Operating System so as I put my Window Xp Bootable CD into DVD Drive as it was booting I kindly got to a First stage I press Enter to Continue after that it brought a message that: Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your laptop Make sure any hard disk drives are powered on and properly connected to your computer, and that any disk-related hardware configuration is correct. This may involve running a manufacturer-supplied diagonstic or setup program. Setup cannot continue. To quit Setup, press F3 So that is the message the Operating System brought so my fellow engineers help to solve this problem and I need full information about it. I'm going to tell you how to do this from the ground up assuming you're currently on Windows Vista. There's going to be some downloads and work involved, so please, be patient.
I'm running Windows XP Media Center 2005 on this DV6000 laptop (DV6345us to be exact) and it's doing a great job without any problems. Php Tools For Visual Studio License Key. THIS IS NOT GOING TO BE AS COMPLICATED AS IT LOOKS.
Notebook Video, Display and Touch. Hello where i can find coprocesor driver for my HP Pavilion dv6000 for windows 10 64bit? View Solution. 0 Kudos Re: HP Pavilion dv6000 coprocesor driver for win 10. Go to the device manager and click on the coprocessor device needing the driver.
JUST TAKES SOME PATIENCE. THIS IS A ONE TIME THING, SO TAKE YOUR TIME. *NOTE* Get the drivers you can from the link below - such as Coxenant Audio Driver, Microsoft Universal Audio, Yuan TV Tuner driver, Quicklaunch drivers, Webcam, Modem and Ricoh 5-in-1 card reader. All can be found here, including NVIDIA stuff: *NOTE* If you do not have NVIDIA video on your DV6000 unit, then you have Intel drivers, which you can find here. Download the two links for Intel drivers here.
INF Utility (miscellaneous drivers): * XP Media Center Edition&lang=eng Intel VE 1000 (NIC Drivers) for XP: Intel 945 Graphics: Take all of these things you've just downloaded and put them into one folder named 'HP6000 XP Drivers' Now, for the fun parts. Programs and files needed: A. Get it here: and install it. ISO Recorder. Get it here: and install it. Get your SATA driver files in here (zip file): DO NOT INSTALL THESE!
UNZIP it to it's OWN FOLDER on your hard drive and leave it there for now. D: Get Nlite to make a customized XP disk: and install it. Put your XP CD into your ROM drive. Let it spin for a bit. Close any pop ups it may cause.
Once CD slows down, roughly after 30 seconds after you popped in it, go to 'Computer' on your Desktop, open it and right click on the XP CD. Chose 'Make CD Image' and name it 'XP IMAGE'. ISO Recorder will start up and you will be able to make a CD image of it into a data file somewhere on your drive, wherever you chose to hold it for the time being. * Make sure you have a legitimate CD Key for your XP CD. We're going to be using it here soon. Pop open a can of soda or beer or sip from your coffee.
Smokers, light up. One XP CD copying to an image file will take about as long as it takes to smoke one cigarette. I should know, being one of these uppity computer geeks who smokes to pass the time waiting for B.S. Now, browse for where the XP image file is on your hard drive, find it, right click it and choose the Winrar 'Extract to XP IMAGE' option to let all the XP files extract to a desginated folder. Do not use the 'Extract to.' You'll have XP files all over the d***ed place if you do that. This too will take a wile for it to extract. Hp Scanjet 4670 Driver Windows 7 32bit.
Imgburn Manuale Italiano Canon. Install Php Mbstring Extension Debian Server here. Once it has finished extracting, go to the folder where you downloaded all those drivers from HP's site noted way before. Copy that drivers folder INTO the folder named XP IMAGE. Copy and paste it like any other folder you'd copy in Windows. Start up NLite from your Start Menu program. Do all the 'Next' options involved until you see find the interface to Browse and click Browse to your XP IMAGE folder. Give it a secont to calculate.
Now, click Next and get to the interface with options named 'Drivers' and 'Unattended Setup' and all that stuff. You can add Microsoft SP3 if you'd like, or you can download it and install it later once you get XP on your lapotp. I'm not going to go into all of that here. We're trying to get XP on your laptop, not turn it into a slip-streaming extravaganza.
Choose the Drivers, Unattended Setup and Make ISO options, or whatever it's called in order to make an iso file later. When you get to Drivers, browse for your SATA drivers, which I named 'Files'. It should be in that folder where you downloaded all those drivers to. A prompt will pop up that will allow you to pick the SATA drivers. Darken it and click 'OK'. Another prompt will pop up with a large list of drivers.