HP CQ40 Series T816 Foreign Reinstall System Issue

Don't you know this? HP many computers install XP to brush BIOS first, your cq40 model HP computer to BIOS flash, that is, reduce your BIOS version and then install XP, otherwise there will be your above problems, it is recommended that the landlord send to the maintenance station to brush BIOS, because there is a risk of brushing BIOS, may damage the motherboard, in addition to the XP system you want to install must be integrated ICH9 driver, otherwise it will not be able to identify the system disk, HP computer installation XP system is a very cumbersome thing, It is recommended that the landlord install win7,But don't use ghost win7,You should use the original vol version of win7,This kind of system has to be online,I hope the landlord succeeds!

The BIOS has a setting to turn off, and the computer that doesn't have HP on hand can't be that exactly, you try it yourself.

Otherwise, you don't recognize XP. You just don't seem to recognize the XP disk.

HP CQ40 I suggest you ask a master to equip it for you! It doesn't matter what you are up with right now. I like to have no sound with Ghost xp.,N ghost disks I've tried for others before.,It's the same when I change N drivers!

In the end, I paid 20 yuan to get it done.

It is not recommended to flash the BIOS, it is risky, and it is difficult to flash back.

Switch to a sata-driven tray.

Just get a drive disc and reinstall it.

It's simple. The driver will go to the official ** to go up and down!

The recovery disk and the D drive have not been deleted, right? If you don't delete it, restart it and press f11If you have already created a recovery disc, you can insert the disc and restart it. Follow the instructions. If you don't reinstall the system, there is a recovery management in the program in the start menu.

The first thing to set the first boot item to boot is to set the first boot item to boot the optical drive, and the following describes how to set it as the optical drive boot

After powering on or restarting your computer, put the system disc into the optical drive. Restart the computer and press and hold the "DEL" key to enter the CMOS settings interface. Note that if you press too late, the computer will boot up the system, and the only way to do this is to restart the computer.

You can press and hold the DEL (Delete) key immediately after powering on until you enter CMOS. Once inside, you can use the arrow keys to move the cursor to select options on the CMOS settings interface, then press the Enter key to enter the submenu, use the ESC key to return to the parent menu, use the Page Up and Page Down keys to select specific options, and the F10 key to save and exit the BIOS settings.

The cursor moves to the second item, "Advanced BIOS Features."", press"enter"key to enter.

Change the First Boot Device to an optical drive CDROM.

The second boot device is HDD-0

The method of changing is to move the cursor to the corresponding entry, press the Enter key to enter, use the cursor key to select the corresponding disk, and then enter to confirm the exit.

After the first boot sequence and the second boot sequence are set, press F10 and then press Enter to exit. That is, this setting is saved.

When the computer restarts, the contents of the disc will be restarted first. If there is no disc in the optical drive or is not a system disk, it will boot with the hard disk.

To reinstall win7, you first go to the next win7 installation version, and then click on Install, and it will automatically format the original disk and then install it.

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The BIOS of the notebook seems to be F2 bar,When the HP logo is displayed at the bottom of the screen,Pay attention to it when you boot it,There is a reply default setting in the BIOS,If you want to install win7 press it directly,No need to brush what BIOS,My Shenzhou L575T is the same as an win7,

It is recommended to use HP's system recovery function to deal with it, the machine can not be installed on the CD, and can only be completed by making a USB flash drive boot tool!

Recovery System Method:

If you need to make a USB flash drive boot tool, you can send me your email address and send you one!

Personally, I feel that it should have something to do with partitioning, try to repartition and install it, or try to install it in PE.

Install the win7 system,You find a pure version of the win7 light call vertical which disk,Turn on and press F9 to select the optical drive to boot,Just install it according to the prompts。

Anhe code xp, you need to have SATA driver in the disc you are looking for, otherwise it can't be installed.

HP's BIOS are very simple and don't have much to set up.

NTLDR is missing could be: 1, NTLDR file is corrupted or missing; 2. Damaged or illegal. If the C drive is in FAT32 format, you can go to another system machine, copy NTLDR,,, and then overwrite the three files to the system with the error, and make sure that it is correct.

NTFS format can only be repaired with a disc or console.

The workaround for this failure in WindowsXP.

When this file is lost, we can extract it from the installation disc by:

1. Enter the system fault recovery console.

2. Go to C drive.

3. Input"copy x：\i386\ntldr c:\"(Note: X is the drive letter) and press Enter, if the system prompts whether to overwrite, press it"y", enter"copy x：\i386\ c:\", press Enter, and then enter the exit command to exit the console and restart.

"ntldr is missing", the system partition table is missing, and the system cannot boot.

Booting from a USB flash drive should be able to enter the system.,If not,Try changing the disc boot.。 Or try to change the USB flash drive to boot.

Are you going to install XP?

If you have a USB flash drive, make a PE.,And then you can install it from the next system on the Internet.,Can't find a message to me.,I'll send you a link.。

PE needs hard disk C disk to create files, if your hard disk does not have a partition and format C disk, you can't use PE, it is recommended to partition and then format it, or directly into the DOS tool disk.

Boot up press ESC and then press F10 to enter the BIOS There's an auxiliary option in the penultimate tab.,There's a boot order in it.,Change it to cdrom.,Put the disc.,Restore to the first partition on the line.,But your book driver is not easy to find.,He only gave Vista's driver.,If it doesn't work, use the driver wizard.。

Installed directly from the hard drive, super simple.

Next, the system image file and then use onekey to restore the system directly.

Immediately after booting, press and hold the ESC key,Enter an interface with several options,Press the F9 key at this time,Select startup items appear,You can see that there is a disc startup item,Select it,Select it,The system will automatically start reading the disk,There is no need to modify the BIOS settings at all,This is。

You go to the BIOS first to see if the F12 boot management item is Enable, if not, change it to Enable, restart Press F12, go to the boot management and select CD to start it If your disk is a system disk, it will definitely be no problem.

Is it for your installed version of the plate, or for the restored plate! I think it's a restored plate! It should be just put in and restart!

If you install the version, change the first boot, reboot, and see prass any key to boot from cd ......When you press any key, enter the disc to install! If it's a restoration.,If it's a random plate.,Look at the manual.,It should be useful!

I know your problem, you have to go into the boot sequence of the BIOS, set the first boot item 1st to CD boot, and then restart the computer.