100 points ASUS A8 laptop installation XP problem

Your version of Ghost XP is not new enough and the driver does not correspond to your laptop!

XP's installation disk does not have a driver that integrates the modern motherboard and SATA hard drive, and the drive is not recognized!

I'm using ASUS's F8H545SR-SL,Actually, that's the reason for the ghost driver,You can consider,Don't integrate the driver when installing,Or you can install the pure version,And secondly,If you want to install ghost,You can use the version above the depth,It's optimized for ASUS,,, I use the deep ghost XP3,You can try it!

ASUS machines are like this, you have to carefully find all the drivers. It's best to be on the official website. But to be honest, ASUS seems to be for masters, and the driver is difficult to find on its official **.

I made a system for a friend two days ago and it was also ASUS, and it was because of a driver problem that I wasted a night!

There is no problem with using ghost, the main thing is in the driver! There you go.

What is the disk drive problem? Can you explain clearly.

If you can't find the hard drive, it means that your system disk doesn't have a SATA driver. Find a tray with SATA driver, or turn off the SATA option in the BIOS.

ghost probably isn't your machine, and the blue screen is normal.

Format the hard drive.

Repartition, after partitioning, be sure to activate the C disk (set it as the function partition) and then use the XP installation disk to install the system one by one.

Don't use ghost system drives.

Ghost's system can't be installed.,If you want to install XP,,It's recommended to install an original version.,It's a pure system version.。

That's where the Vista system comes in.

Is it a fake, or is it a virus, or something else?

Phenomena like this are generally the failure of hard drive formatting leading to confusion of disk partitions resulting in failure to install XP.

To solve this problem, there are still two ways to solve this problem:

First, use the PE system of the USB flash drive to repartition the hard disk.

Second, it is necessary to use other hard disks to boot and organize or format the partition internally after entering the system.

Find a knowledgeable friend to help you refer to the reference on the spot, I think it will be done quickly. Hope it helps!

It should be the disk partition file corruption caused by the failure of the hard disk formatting, and the easiest way to solve it is to detach the hard disk and hang it on another computer to format it, or lower the file.

First unplug the hard disk data cable, start it with a disc drive to see if it can boot, and it should be solved if it can be booted into the hard disk and booted into it from the new whole disk partition.

It's best to plug the hard disk to other computers and re-grid it once, but considering convenience, I recommend using the PE of the CD to see if you can get in, and then check it out once in PE.