Then I tried to 0x80 and went past the LABO message and was able to format the partition and the installation files were copied onto the score. I tried to 0x82 that made the PC restart forever.
The BIOS STANDARD ID was set by Rufus at 0x81. In advanced format options, you can change the BIOS IDENTIFIANT. We also had the problem of the absence of EULA (“Setup can`t find the end user license agreement”). If you can`t change AHCI/SATA`s BIOS mode, you must either get an XP installation CD/ISO with built-in mass storage sensors, or use Easy2Boot with the Mass Storage Driver Pack. If your BIOS is set up for SATA AHCI mode, change it to Legacy IDE mode. The most common problem is that your source-XP does not contain the right hard drive players for your system.
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