HOW TO CHANGE BIOS SETTING FOR WIN7

You're not going to get an install then. If that is NOT an OEM Install disc, you might have to try another drive to do the install with. Most ATAPI/IDE Drives are run by the BIOS.

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Windows 7 is not a supported system, but you can use the drivers from the vista system, but only the 32 bit.

Turn on or restart your computer and watch for a message during the post about a particular key, usually Del or F2, that you'll need to press to ...enter SETUP. Press this key as soon as you see the message.

After the post, BIOS will attempt to boot from the first device listed in the boot order.You need to change that, so the first boot device in the list is the dvd drive. If that device is not bootable, BIOS will attempt to boot from the second device listed, and so on.

Note: The boot order is a BIOS setting so it's OS independent. In other words, it doesn't matter if you have Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Linux, or any other PC operating system on your hard drive or other bootable device, these boot sequence change instructions will still apply.

Here is how you do this:

http://www.hiren.info/pages/bios-boot-cdrom

But ofcourse there could be a problem with the dvd drive or harddrive.

To install windows 7, you will need at least 1 gb ram or more, and a dual core cpu.

Best of luck

Go to BIOS and change SATA operation from AHCI to ATA

First you will need the Window 7 operating system cd.
place the cd in the cd room and let the auto run take place. this is not a quick process
it will take several minutes. If the operating system is not loading you may have a different problem

you are getting blue screen because of compatibility issue. go into bios (press f2 on start up) and change from sata mode to ahci compatibility mode 'probably in the advanced section). you should then be able to boot from xp cd. remember to get your xp drivers from the hp website.

That is because it was designed for Vista not the obsolete XP. There are no hard drive drivers suitable in XP.
Re install Vista or install Win7.
Hope that helps.

It is a 2005 machine and was designed for Vista so an upgrade from Vista to Win7 may work as the drivers will need updating as it loads one OS from the other OS.
A bios update would possibly help also.

to get into bios hit f-2 at start up go to bios and restore it to default setting

if you have a sata hard disk then disable it in bios setting

or RAID Auto/Ahci to RAID Auto/ATA

then reboot from installation disk hope this helps and remember to vote

Power on netbook, before booting up, press F9 or F10 or Esc Key(it varies on different netbooks), go to the boot options, change the boot order priority and make your DVD drive the first boot option and then your hard drive. now Put the DVD, save the settings. Now it will load the DVD and the set up screen will come.