Win xp wont boot in achi mode hp z420.

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    Thatboyaintright

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    Win xp still wont boot in achi mode after installing c600/79 chipset drivers. Under imthe ide section in Windows device manager the sata drivers show up but it still won't boot in achi mode.
     
    Thatboyaintright, Jan 31, 2021
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    Lockherup

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    Sorry can't help but I'm curious is that i3 or xeon, Does XP boot ok otherwise in that system ?
     
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    Its a intel Xeon E5 1650 v1. It works fine in sata mode on win 7 and win 10. With Windows xp however there are some issues with sata since generic sata drivers doesn't exist on win xp. Win xp works but only in ide mode.
     
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    Hello,

    Regarding Windows XP and achi mode, the user "Hunter2021" shared the following comment:

    "Installing Windows XP... Remember to set HDD mode to IDE in the BIOS (AHCI mode will cause Windows XP setup to crash)."

    Here is the thread where the comment was shared:
    https://www.xpforums.com/threads/can-still-build-new-windows-xp-machine-in-2021.934345/
     
    archaem, Feb 3, 2021
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    I found this in some guide,, may be relevant

    MassStorage_x64_12.9.18 (packet driver SATA AHCI),
     
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