Cara Install Windows XP di Laptop/Notebook SATA

Step # I :

Download software dibawah ini :

NET Framework 2.0
N Lite
SATA Driver

Step # II :

1. Install terlebih dahulu .Net Framework 2.0
2. Baru install N Lite
3. Extrak File SATA Driver yg sdh di download dan disimpan di dalam satu direktori

Step # III :

• Jalankan Program N. Lite

• Program N Lite akan mengenali keberadaan .Net Framework 2.0 dan akan masuk ke menu N Lite bila ditemukan. Bila tidak ditemukan maka anda akan diminta menginstall .Net Framework 2.0

• Setelah N Lite berjalan, pada langkah awal anda akan diminta memilih menu bahasa yang akan digunakan, pilih saja English

• Kemudian masuk kemenu untuk mencari dimana di letakan CD WIndows XP yang akan dipakai untuk instalasi. CD XP yang dipakai haruslah yang benar benar bisa berjalan secara normal, karena apabila CD XP ini ada masalah, hasil dari CD Bootable nanti akan tidak sempurna jalannya.

• Setelah anda memilih dimana drive CD WIndows XP berada, maka N Lite akan mengenali jenis Windows XP yang dimasukan, bila informasinya sudah benar, maka anda tinggal Next kelangkah selanjutnya.

• Pada menu Import, lewatkan saja langkah ini, lanjut ke langkah seterusnya

• Anda akan masuk ke menu TASK SELECTION, disini ada beberapa opsi, anda cukup memilih Opsi pada bagian Integrate pilih Driver dan pada Bagian Create Pilih Bootable ISO. opsi yang lain bisa di abaikan

• Selanjutnya Next, dan anda masuk ke menu INSERT, tekan tombol insert dan nanti akan muncul pilihan single driver dan Multiple driver. Anda cukup pilih SINGLE DRIVER saja. dan anda akan masuk ke Jendela Browse untuk mencari File SATA DRIVER yang tadi sudah anda extrack di direktori tertentu.

• Di Layar nanti akan di temukan 2 buah File yaitu IAAHCI dan IASTOR, anda pilih saja IAAHCI dan O.k

• Akan muncul Layar yang berisi informasi Driver driver yang ada di FILE tadi. Pilihlah TEXT MODE DRIVER, dan Pilih semua driver yang muncul dilayar dengan Klik File yang paling atas dan tekan+tahan Tombol SHIFT dilanjutkan dengan pilih File yang paling bawah.

• Setelah semua driver dipilih dengan menekan tombol O.K maka anda akan kembali ke menu Drivers INSERT, dan teruskan langkah berikutnya dengan menekan Tombol NEXT

• Selanjutnya Proses Integrasi akan berjalan dan tunggu hingga selesai, setelah selesai tekan tombol next

• Dilayar berikut anda akan masuk ke menu untuk membuat file ISO

• Pada bagian anda pilih Creat ISO saja jangan Burn ISO File. Opti yang lain biarkan saja deafult.

• Isikan nama file iso dan tempat penyimpanannya. dan tunggu proses integrasi file ISO selesai,

• Setelah ISO selesai dibuat, maka program berakahir dan anda masuk kelangkah selanjutnya untuk membuat CD WINDOWS XP+SATA Driver Menggunakan Nero

• Masuk Ke Folder dimana file ISO Bootable tadi disimpan, dan Double klik saja file tersebut dan otomatis program NERO anda akan berjalan.

• Pada pilihan Opti nero jangan pilih Disck at Once tapi pilih saja Track at Once.

• Pilihlah kecepatan yang bersesuaian dengan kemampuan Kepingan CD anda, jangan terlalu cepat dalam proses Burning CD ISO ini, karena kebanyakn akan gagal.

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How To Install Windows XP On Any Laptop Without CD Drive

After buying a new Asus laptop running Windows Vista I found that certain applications that run fine on XP, simply do not work. Although I could search out alternative pieces of software compatible with Vista, I am stuck in my ways and would prefer to use my favored tools. So I turned to my old Vaio, a machine which crashed never to be revived – until now, in hope of re-installing XP for those odds bits of software which refuse to work on Vista.

A straight forward reinstall, especially with the recovery disks, would have been no problem, but mine was not that simple. I have no recovery disks, the CD drive doesn’t work, and my laptop, like most these days, does not have a floppy drive. Unless you have a brand new laptop, you will probably find that your bios version does not support “Boot from USB”. For anyone who has performed a fresh install on a laptop, you will know all these factors can amount to nothing less than problematic.
Faced with my current situation the first fix that came to mind was to place my hdd directly inside another laptop with a working CD drive, then run the installation using the Windows XP disk.
Everything seemed to work fine but when I put the hdd back in my Vaio and switched it on; it failed to read anything, as if Windows was not even there. This is common for many brands of laptop.
If you find yourself in this awkward situation, there is a tried and tested method for installing XP on any laptop.
You will however, need access to:

• A desktop computer
• A copy of Windows and MS DOS 7.10
• ALL of your drivers, usually available from the manufacturers website
• A 44-pin Laptop IDE to 40-pin IDE convertor, available for less than 20 bucks

Here’s what you do:

• First carefully remove the hard drive from your laptop
• With the power off, plug the hard drive into the desktop’s second IDE port using the 44-pin to 40-pin IDE convertor. Power on the machine and the drive should show in My Computer

• If it is not already, you will need to format the drive to FAT 32. You can always switch it back later with a program like Partition Magic if you like. My Vaio was already partitioned with 20GB FAT32 on the primary drive C: and 20GB NFTS on the data drive D: I have kept the same file systems since the install and it works just fine
• Note: Be sure to back up any vital data, formatting the drives will completely erase any information stored on the hdd
• Once the hdd is formatted using the correct file system, you will need to insert the Windows disk into the desktop and copy the I386 from the CD to your laptop hard drive (If you have a partition set up, you should copy the folder to FAT 32 C: drive to save confusion later on)
• Next insert the MS DOS CD, power down the desktop and switch the laptop hdd to the 1st IDE port. This will help DOS recognize the hdd you wish to install on. MS DOS version 7.10 (free download) contains a smartdrv.exe file which helps speed up DOS transfers.
• Power on the desktop and machine should boot from CD, prompting you to click though the steps to install MS DOS
• Once you’ve finished power down the PC and replace the hdd in your laptop
• Turn the laptop on and DOS should load
• At the command prompt you should type,
• C:smartdrv.exe – to enable faster data transfer during the installation
• C:I386winnt.exe – to run the Windows installer
• Now let the installation complete its process. This may take a while, especially if your hdd is old, 5-10min is not an unreasonable wait with smartdrv.exe installed, expect longer without it
• Follow the steps in the Windows installer and within 1-2 hours, depending on computer speeds, the installation will be complete
• Now you can begin installing your drivers. These can, fortunately enough, be installed via USB. Just copy the setup files to your flash drive and run driver installations from there
• Now you will have both MS DOS and Windows XP installed on your laptop. You can leave the dual boot and your computer will still function fine, or you can opt to remove the MS DOS leaving only XP

In our next article, we take a closer look at removing a Dual Boot in Windows
So, as long as you have access to a desktop computer, some peripherals and the correct software, you can install Windows XP on any stubborn laptop.

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Install Windows XP

This procedure demonstrates how to install Windows XP Professional. The procedure to install Windows XP home edition is very similar to the professional edition. Since Windows XP Pro is more advanced operating system, it will be used to demonstrate the installation procedure. The best way install Windows XP is to do a clean install. It is not difficult to perform a clean installation. Before you perform the installation I recommend that you check Windows XP Compatibility List to ensure that your hardware is supported by XP. If your hardware is not on the compatibility list you can check your hardware manufactures website to download the drivers for Windows XP. Save all the necessary drivers onto floppy disks or CD before you start the installation.
All versions of Windows XP CD are bootable. In order to boot from CD/DVD-ROM you need to set the boot sequence. Look for the boot sequence under your BIOS setup and make sure that the first boot device is set to CD/DVD-ROM. You can then perform the following steps to install Windows XP:
Step 1 - Start your PC and place your Windows XP CD in your CD/DVD-ROM drive. Your PC should automatically detect the CD and you will get a message saying "Press any key to boot from CD". Soon as computer starts booting from the CD your will get the following screen:

Step 2 - At this stage it will ask you to press F6 if you want to install a third party Raid or SCSI driver. If you are using a an IDE Hard Drive then you do not need to press F6. If you are using a SCSI or SATA Hard drive then you must press F6 otherwise Windows will not detect your Hard Drive during the installation. Please make sure you have the Raid drivers on a floppy disk. Normally the drivers are supplied on a CD which you can copy to a floppy disk ready to be installed. If you are not sure how to do this then please read your motherboard manuals for more information.

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