Compaq presario sr2150nx

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All the user profiles are corrupted - some installed program that should be launched during boot is incompatible with Win 7.
Since you don't know which program and the extent of the corruption all you can do is to reinstall Windows and then install all the programs back, one at a time - when the problem returns you will know that the last program is bad, get rid of it.

Hi!
I worked with HP before, their computer hardware have what they so called "System Tattoo", this prevents the end users to change any hardware in the computer. You may try calling them at 800-474-6836. Hope this helps even a bit.

It can be downloaded here: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software8/COL19724/pv-52015-2/sp26922.exe
Please be careful installing this. Backup your data before flashing the BIOS, as there is a possibility it can disable it.

try this link.

| compaq presario sr2150nx sm bus controller drivers windows xp | CD Disk Download | User Guides |

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Compaq Presario 7922 Computer takes the PC100 SDRAM DIMMs RAM Type and the SR2150nx has the PC2-4200 DDR2 SDRAM memory, SORRY- it will not be compatible

look under the laptop and see what windows is on it
then buy recovery cds for that windows. once you install windows download the drivers from the compaq website.

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vista is junk... not user friendly.. there's more to it than that.. like 4 more steps.... good luck figuring it out..

Ya...I checked out..it supports max 2GB.

Still i think Hardware is perfectly fine.
You can go the the link and initiate online chat with HP technitian.

http://ipgweb.cce.hp.com/psgna/ca/caller/chat.asp?dd=presdtop_legacy&productName=Compaq+Presario+SR2150NX+Desktop+PC&productCategory=89327&productSNI=compaqpres3339271&PSOID=3339270&lang=en&cc=ca

Yes, you should be able to. Here are the links for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows Vista.

32-Bit

64-Bit