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Disable SATA Native mode for an HP Pavilion laptop 6502tu

Asked by qz8dsw in PC Laptops, Windows XP Operating System, Drivers

Tags: Pavilion, SATA Native mode

Hi all,

I'm hoping you can help me.
Heres the problem, I have an HP laptop and the option for disabling SATA native mode is missing in the BIOS.
The reason this is a problem is XP was installed on it with SATA Native mode disabled, (I know I done the installation of XP on it), and now it's blue screening.
I'm buggered if I know what the heck is going on. I KNOW the option to disable it WAS in the BIOS, now it's not.

I've downgraded the BIOS with no effect. The people who use the laptop swear nothing new was installed (And although they fell into the Antivirus 2009 malware they learned from it and have been very good ever since.)
Where the heck has the SATA Native mode settings in BIOS gone is my question in essence.
It WAS there and it's disappeared.
Also if that bios option has disappeared completely never to return, could I slipstream the base level drivers into an XP install CD and then use that to do a repair install/install over the top? (I.E if we don't find a way to fix the BIOS problem how do I recover the machine keeping everything in tact)

Thanks for any advise you can provide.
Terry
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