After watching a service tech spend hours looking for an unknown device identified as ACPI WEC1000 to install XP on a used Lenovo M58p I was buying as a gift I finally told him to call it good – I’d look on my own or just disable the device as it seemed to make no difference. Mariyan Hd 1080p Video Songs Free Download.

I think the specs you got are right, except I have the 14-inch monitor version. That also reminds me that occasionally there were little straight lines accrostt the monitor, but I doubt that means a broken graphics card (I've seen the stuff a broken graphics card displays and it was WAY worse than a few lines - also those thin lines only appear at the startup I think, not when in Windows). Anyway: BIOS version: 1.29 (I don't know what EC is, sorry) a) This is the driver I installed for the Graphics Card: b) There are three drivers for XP, I installed one (don't remember which one) but Wireless internet worked so I guess that's OK? 1) I installed the chipsed driver: 2) I DID NOT install the SATA driver - the only thing about SATA on the Lenovo drives page for R52 would be that (Power Management driver): Do you think it's possible that the laptop BSOD-ed because I didn't install that? And why wasn't it able to boot up into Windows after the BSOD? After the IBM screen just a blank black screen (LCD light was on tho) - that was the first time.

And after the second formatting and installing of OS, drivers, software etc. The same but on the black screen there was a cursor too. But nothing else and it wouldn't go anywhere, I reseted the BIOS but to no avail. Should I go and install all the drivers, including the SATA Power Management driver, is it really worth it? Or should I just give the laptop back for the R51?

Another note: the BSOD followed the freeze-up when I was surfing web and downloading somethign in Firefox browser (if that helps you any). Thank you for your help so far! OK, let's start here: a) R51 is an older and generally weaker platform when compared with R52, for a slew of reasons, unless you're getting an exceptionally well-kept one with a 15' SXGA+ FlexView screen, it's not worth it. B) You should install the SATA power management driver.