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I bought a new laptop, an HP DV6058 AMD62 x2. I made the backup & recovery
disks and downloaded all of the latest drivers from the HP site. Then I did
a full install of RC1/64. While the machine is kick ***; it suffers from
power managment issues like so others. (Slow wake up times, poor battery
life, too hot, etc.)
The BIOS is at version F13, and now another new release is out at F18. BTW
F17 wouldn't load either.
I get the following error report: "Cannot load driver C:\.... phlashnt.sys
Please check your accounts, if you have no adimister privledge, please login
again. This driver has been blocked from loading. Error code 1275."
Nice, I can't find the relavant error code 1275 discription anywhere, and
no-one else seems to have posted this problem either.
I've temporaraly disabled every known Antivirus & user account restraint I
could find and still no-go. The BIOS loader is Phoenix Secure WinFlash.
I would hate to have to reload XP to enable loading the Bios Update. (yes I
should have created a Dual Boot power brick, but I didn't)
Any help?
PS, If you can't load the better nVidia drivers for your laptop, look here:
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=33
disks and downloaded all of the latest drivers from the HP site. Then I did
a full install of RC1/64. While the machine is kick ***; it suffers from
power managment issues like so others. (Slow wake up times, poor battery
life, too hot, etc.)
The BIOS is at version F13, and now another new release is out at F18. BTW
F17 wouldn't load either.
I get the following error report: "Cannot load driver C:\.... phlashnt.sys
Please check your accounts, if you have no adimister privledge, please login
again. This driver has been blocked from loading. Error code 1275."
Nice, I can't find the relavant error code 1275 discription anywhere, and
no-one else seems to have posted this problem either.
I've temporaraly disabled every known Antivirus & user account restraint I
could find and still no-go. The BIOS loader is Phoenix Secure WinFlash.
I would hate to have to reload XP to enable loading the Bios Update. (yes I
should have created a Dual Boot power brick, but I didn't)
Any help?
PS, If you can't load the better nVidia drivers for your laptop, look here:
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=33