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This question has been answered by natakuc4 Posted by daemoncycler Hi, Have a few questions I'm hoping you folks can help me with. Recently picked up a Dell Latitude D630 that had no HD - was going to install Win Vista Business (on COA) with Digital River.iso & in fact had burned it to DVD along with the.iso (burned to CD) for the Drivers specific to service tag on this laptop. Well I now have a OEM Windows 7 Home Premium disc. I wasn't sure if this machine would run Win 7 but it loaded just fine & we are up & running on the generic windows drivers. Here is the machine info: Processor, T7300, 2.0, 4 MB, Core Merom, E1 & 2 GB RAM installed. BIOS = A13 OK now I am back to the Clean Install of Win 7 with regards to the drivers & have some concerns: first - tried to let Dell analyze the system & see if it would suggest drivers. Told me it was unable to do so. 1) I see a note = Note for several new systems inputting a Service Tag has lead to a wrong and/or incomplete set of system drivers. Does that mean I should not use the drivers CD created for Vista install & go thru the list of 65 or so drivers for D630 (no service tag) & decide which are valid? Edit: finding a number of driver downloads in the non-specific service tag D630 listing that apply to this machine. So question 1 is answered. 2) In the service tag specific drivers only BIOS A17 is listed. In all D630 drivers there is also BIOS A18? Do I only install A17 or jump right to A18? A18 looks very important & ties into the next question about the video driver. A18 = Intel GM965 Graphics Video BIOS version 1588, NVIDIA Quadro NVS 135 M Video BIOS version.16 Edit: Am wondering if I should install the chipset driver before anything else. 3) Getting a flag that a Video Card Driver is required. Found a thread that indicated the R180864 Intel driver needs to be installed in Windows.
Windows XP SATA Drivers For Intel Chipsets One of my readers recently left a comment stating that he had difficulty finding an Intel SATA driver for Windows XP for his HP Pavilion Notebook. It is often difficult to find these drivers and in this case they were hidden in the Vista Chipset download! These SATA drivers are suitable for the following (extracted from the readme.txt Intel( R) 82801 HEM SATA AHCI I/ O Controller Intel( R) 82801 HBM SATA AHCI I/ O Controller Intel( R) 82801 HR/ HH/ HO SATA AHCI Controller Intel( R) 631x ESB/632x ESB SATA AHCI Controller Intel( R) 82801 GBM SATA AHCI Controller Intel( R) 82801 GR SATA AHCI Controller Intel( R) 82801 GH SATA AHCI Controller Intel( R) 82801 FR SATA AHCI Controller Intel( R) 82801 FBM SATA AHCI Controller Note: Also includes RAID drivers for the same chipsets. This download is provided free and without any guarantee that it will solve your problems. You may however use it as you wish and distribute it freely to your friends and colleagues if it’s of some use. Download Instructions: Click the LIKE button in the download area below. This will reveal the download link. Click the download link and save the file Intel_sata_8_series_drivers. EXE to your desktop. Double click the file and extract to a folder of your choice. You’ll find the driver INF and associated files in the folder. You can now use these drivers to create a bootable Windows XP CD as shown here. Click the LIKE button to view the download links. Any Problems? If there are any broken links, incorrect information on this site or you have some valuable information to add to any article, please email me at comments [at] proposedsolution.com and I’ll update it a.s.a.p! Thanks! Updated July 9th 2012 - Fixed download links.
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