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you may have encountered a VGA cable not properly installed to the VGA ports....try to reconnect the VGA cable,properly installed from the VGA port of the LCD to the onboard VGA port of the motherboard and restart computer... less pressure applied to each and every end of VGA connectors to VGA ports may sometimes affect the display of the screen causing to red, pink blue screen output....hope this help...

that's proberly windows install CD.if you bought the computer with windows installed you have made them first thing.if you got windows install CD put in the computer let windows load it's files.choose to repair you computer.if you not have windows install CD.go to windows recoverypartition.you get there of tap F8,F10 OR DEL.there you got tools for recovery or go back in time.

go to the intel website - - look up UPDATES - for that mother board and download and run them - this will fix the problem -

Sir you need to reinstall your Graphics Card driver or VGA. For that follow these steps:

1. Right click on the "My Computer'' icon.
2. Click on " Properties".
3. You'll see the System Properties pop up menu,Click on Hardware tab.
4. Click on Device Manager.
5. Device Manager pop up window would appear on screen, on that click on Display Adapters.
6. If it shows your VGA card there then Right click on it and then on Update Driver.
7. Or if it don't Right click on it and Uninstall it and then restart your computer.
8. Then install your Graphic card from either Disc or any other file in your system where you placed the VGA driver.
9. Make sure you install the compatible version for your windows.
   

Sounds like you need to install a video driver. If you have a video card separate from the mother board, look up the card and download drivers for it. Alternatively, you may be able to use the Windows Update tool to autodetect the driver.

If the video card is on the motherboard, look up the motherboard's model number on the manufacturer's website as they should have drivers there.

Finally, look back at the disks you got with your computer, often there is a "drivers disk" which you can reload the driver with.

There are many possible reason why your onboard vga give 4 bit color in xp, the first reason is: did you install the driver of the onboard vga? if not then install the driver of the onboard vga and the vga give 16 to 32 bit of color in xp. Keep In Touch if you need help.. TY


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You are EXACTLY correct you need a SATA driver. The laptop you have comes with a SATA drive. You can go to the link below then select the exact model ofyour laptop so you get the right driver. You can see the exact model number under the laptop in the sticker paper tacked on.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/pfinder?query=c700&dest_page=product&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en

when you removed vista then you install Xp your Hardware drivers are not match so you need to install porper harware drivers..

Go to RUN in the start up and enter command 'msconfig' it will popup an window, select startup tab and unchack the programes which is not requried.

Page 71 of this manual will show you how.

http://dlsvr03.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/socket775/P5VD2-MX/e2505_p5vd2-mx_update.pdf