Transitioning from Windows 10 to Windows 7 on HP 250G5 Laptop: BIOS and Drive Issues

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Hello. I can not cope with changing the system and that's why I am asking for help. I have bought an HP 250G5 Laptop with a wine system installed 10 years ago. I do not like this system very much and I wanted to change it to win 7. As I have never had a problem with it, now I can not move....

dt1 · Answer

Welcome. When installing Windows 7, it's worth trying:
Secure Boot: Disabled
Legacy Support: Enabled
USB Boot: Enabled

When booting, select the boot menu (most of the HP is the F9 key) and select the media with the system installer. If there are two items describing the same carrier, it is worth trying to select the item without the UEFI addition.

zbyh 62 · Answer

Well, there is no medium in the menu

sosarek · Answer

First press F9.

zbyh 62 · Answer

F9. I'm sorry I have to finish today. Tomorrow, early to work. I will come back tomorrow with the theme. greetings

dt1 · Answer

If this pendrive is connected (and functional), it looks like the option Legacy Support was turned off. I hope you saved your changes after they were introduced?

zbyh 62 · Answer

After confirming the changes, he was constantly returning to disabled, I had to enter the code 0123 and enter, only the drives showed up.
a change to the operating system. secure bot mode is pending.
please enter the pass code displayed below to complete the change
if you did not initiate this request, press the key to continue without accepting the pending change

When installing the system I had to change the disk from GPT to MBR and for now everything is going well,

Added after 1 [hour] 30 [minutes]:

Gentlemen, the system is installed, but I can not hang the drivers under win7 32, in the HP support is only for my HP 250 G5 under win7 64

enhanced · Answer

Who installs 32bits? You have less than 4GB of RAM there to make sense?

zbyh 62 · Answer

Well, I had a plate with the system

dt1 · Answer

Installing the 32 bit version is pointless. But if you want to wink like that, enter the device identifiers for which you do not have drivers.

zbyh 62 · Answer

ACPI \ MSFT0101 PCI \ VEN_8086 & DEV_9CA2 $ SUBSYS_81EF103C $ REV_03 ACPI \ SYN3221 In general, something muuli, tomorrow I will try 64 bits

dt1 · Answer

ACPI \ MSFT0101 - is not supported under Windows 7, if you have the option to disable it in the Intel PTT (Platform Trust Technology) or TPM BIOS. You can install - maybe help. 8086: 9CA2 - Intel Inf - ACPI \ SYN3221 is a TouchPad for SMBUS, you can try the Synaptics drivers directly download, but I do not know if they will work: (of course for Windows 7).

zbyh 62 · Answer

Thanks to my friend for help, but you're right, I think I'll leave with this version of the system. Up to 64bit are all needed drivers so there will be no problem. For now, thanks again. greetings

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