How to enable the anti vibration function of the hard disk after installing pirated XP on IBM SL400?

Installation. and thinkvantage system update

Then run thinkvantage system update will automatically ** thinkvantagecenter along with the missing drivers, and other management software, open in the management software.

c:\windows\system32\

This file is the hard disk anti-vibration file Copy the above file path directly in the start of the run You can open the hard disk anti-vibration interface The landlord tries good luck!

It should be that the laptop hard drive supports hot-swappable technology, and my previous Lenovo desktop was also the same as you said after installing the latest motherboard driver under Vista, and then I downgraded the driver, and this prompt disappeared. My SL400 with Win7 is the same as you, but I didn't care about him. It does not affect the use.

One of the biggest advantages of ThinkPad is that you can install the latest drivers online, you can enter the host number, or you can select the model and install all the missing drivers.

The steps to remove the hard drive from the ThinkpadSL400 notebook are as follows:

1 Unplug the adapter and battery of the ThinkpadSL400 notebook and store it properly.

2 Remove the upper cover and keyboard of the ThinkpadSL400 notebook.

3 Remove the speakers.

4 You can see the hard disk in the bottom right corner of the machine.

5 Take out the hard drive tray and unplug the SATA interface data cable, so that the hard drive of the ThinkpadSL400 notebook will be removed.

After the original plastic lid is opened, there is a black plastic band in the mouth, and it comes out with a gentle pull. IBM, SL series are like this!!

Here's how to disassemble a ThinkPad SL400 model laptop:

Turn off the computer and write down the battery, flip the laptop over and place it on the desktop, remove the fixing screws on the hard drive bezel position, and remove the hard drive bezel as shown below

Pull the hard drive out in the direction shown.

Something is stuck.

It's just a couple of screws that connect the hard drive to the iron frame.

Removing the screws doesn't mean be patient.

If you are under warranty, you should go to customer service.

1. Vista Win7 and Win8 installation AHCI method:

Part 2: How to install AHCI under XP, take IdeaPad Y460 as an example:

1.Screenshot of Device Manager when the AHCI driver (chipset driver installed) is not loaded.

3.Reboot, change the SATA working mode to AHCI option under the BIOS, the following methods to modify the hard disk mode are "AHCI", and some are enabled or disabled (the location and method of modifying the hard disk mode in the BIOS of different models are slightly different).

4.When the system boot is complete, the system prompts the new hardware discovery wizard, click "No, not yet", and then click Next.

5.Select "Install from a list or specified location" and click Next.

6.Pointing to the path: the root directory of the AHCI driver after decompression.

7.Successful installation: Click Finish.

IDE hard disk mode, commonly known as ATA mode, is a parallel port transfer mode, this technology was popularized before 2004, and the maximum hard disk transfer speed in this mode is theoretically 133MB per second.

The AHCI hard disk mode, which is SATA mode, serial port transfer mode, is a new technology after ATA mode, with fast transfer speed, and the theoretical maximum transfer value is 300MB per second. That's all for the differences between IDE and AHCI hard drive modes.

Hard mounting with a disc will do.

Normal. The disc will be detected when it is turned on

If you want to change to hard disk boot, you need to enter the CMOS setting interface, and the operation details can be found in the manual!

It's okay to leave the disc unfinished! Enter the boot in the BIOS to change!