compaq presario cq60 coprocessor driver windows 10

At least that way, if there is some serious problem, maybe I'll get some kind of message popup.

Unless there's some easy fix to this, the next step would be to restore Win7 and try to do a Win10 Upgrade bu running setup.exe from the Win10 files partition from inside Win7. Since I can't get the PC to properly read the Win10 DVD, I don't think I can do a clean-install - which I tried to do, first. I even ran the boot repair from the MR boot disk and while it said it completed, upon reboot, got the same problem. So, I presume these are Win10 files, not Win7. I rebooted from the MR boot CD (which was made using PE 3), looked at the files and folders in the installed C: partition, and they're dated from October, 2015. The install looked weird because instead of the usual Win10 black screen with big circle, I got the old Win7 UI screen with the individual steps being checked off. UPDATE: Install ran and finished, but upon rebooting, I get a flashing cursor and an immediate reboot. So, booted from an MR Rescue CD, and ran the setup.exe file from the partition in which I loaded the Win10 DVD files.

As soon as the little blue Windows 'logo' displays, the PC immediately reboots!

Made the Win10 4.5GB partition bootable, did the bootsector command, rebooted the PC. Tried both the Win10 and Win8.1 rescue CDs on another PC - work fine. Tried the 8.1 Rescue version - same problem. Tried the Kyhi's Rescue CD - and while the PC can boot from it and read it, as soon as the Reading Files bar finishes, the PC reboots and starts over. Oh, and BTW, it's a Compaq Presario 2580US laptop - has a P4, I believe. I've also read that you can do much the same by mounting the ISO file, but that would mean I would have to restore Win7 to the PC and install an ISO mounting app (which I have) - and the problem with that is that there is then very little room left in the 'C' partition, and I want to do a clean-install, anyway,Ĭomments anyone? - other than I'm 'crazy' to even try this! So, since I have removed the OS partition to make room for Win10 (it only has an 80GB drive), I though that (maybe) the following could work:ġ) Boot from a WinPE disk to get access to a file managerĢ) Copy the contents of the Win10 DVD to a partition on the driveģ) Right-click setup.exe in the Win10 folder and run it - to start the actual installationĪnyone know for a fact this will NOT work - and save me the time trying it? It won't boot from USB so I made a DVD of Win10 and while it starts to boot from that, and puts up the little blue 'window' logo, 10 hours later, that's still there and there's no sign of activity - other than when I remove the DVD, Windows complains about being interrupted. As an experiment, I'm trying to install Win10 on an old Compaq laptop that originally ran XP, but over the years, I have upgraded it to Vista, and then to Win7, and it still works OK.

Compaq presario cq60 coprocessor driver windows 10