GPU Problem for XP Setup.

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zenon

Hey there,
New to this forum! - delighted to be here.
I want to start an XP project, for fun and old games, on my Lenovo Ideapad 3-15IIL05. I'll be running a dualboot with 7 and XP. But my GPU is causing problems to the XP Setup (Setup is starting windows is basically stuck. So we need something like vgashim or maybe uefiseven (I used this workaround to install Windows 7) for XP. Any workarounds you guys know? Or someone that could help?

Thank u everyone
 
The Lenovo IdeaPad 3-15IIL05 appears to be a 10th generation laptop which comes with Windows 10 64-bit.

I'm surprised you were able to get Windows 7 64-bit installed.
I'd be even more surprised if you were able to get all of the devices working.

If you're able to do the same with Windows XP 32-bit, I'd be shocked.
Good luck.
 
flavallee said:
The Lenovo IdeaPad 3-15IIL05 appears to be a 10th generation laptop which comes with Windows 10 64-bit.

I'm surprised you were able to get Windows 7 64-bit installed.
I'd be even more surprised if you were able to get all of the devices working.

If you're able to do the same with Windows XP 32-bit, I'd be shocked.
Good luck.
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I agree. It took almost one week to figure out how Windows 7 was going to be installed. This pc does NOT run smoothly on Win 10. I’ll try to get it working on xp

Thanks
 
will need the 64 bit version of xp , then will have to set bios ,and then boot xp 1st, and get drivers set up ,same with 7 64 bit ,and the drivers,, 1st off would get hold of driver magic (its free ) back up all the drivers on the laptop before you screw everything up :) if all goes well then driver pac online will install the drivers you will need
gl
long live xp:)
 
zenon:

It's not much of a problem getting Windows XP SP3 32-bit installed in 3rd and legacy generation PC's, but it's very difficult or impossible to do it in 4th or newer generation PC's because of the newer hardware.

There are hacked copies of Windows XP SP3 32-bit out there that contain needed drivers and add-ons, but installing it in newer hardware PC's is still an uphill battle.

Again, good luck.
 
red said:
will need the 64 bit version of xp , then will have to set bios ,and then boot xp 1st, and get drivers set up ,same with 7 64 bit ,and the drivers,, 1st off would get hold of driver magic (its free ) back up all the drivers on the laptop before you screw everything up :) if all goes well then driver pac online will install the drivers you will need
gl
long live xp:)
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I’ve tried to boot setup. It just hangs on Setup is starting Windows.
Any solutions you know? Thanks!
Long Live XP.
 
flavallee said:
zenon:

It's not much of a problem getting Windows XP SP3 32-bit installed in 3rd and legacy generation PC's, but it's very difficult or impossible to do it in 4th or newer generation PC's because of the newer hardware.

There are hacked copies of Windows XP SP3 32-bit out there that contain needed drivers and add-ons, but installing it in newer hardware PC's is still an uphill battle.

Again, good luck.
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Agreed. Somehow it works fine on my I7 mobo. I personally think it’s a GPU problem.

Thank you!
 
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