#Windows 7 build 6801 install#
#Windows 7 build 6801 drivers#
#Windows 7 build 6801 driver#
#Windows 7 build 6801 windows 7#
#Windows 7 build 6801 windows#

SCSI SATA RAID driver for Dell Precision T3400 After poking around in TXTSETUP.OEM and the INF files, I found out that you need to specify the subsystem id. The fun part is that you can look at your old mass storage statements over and over again, yet you will never see the problem. Thinking this was an AHCI problem, I added Various drive modes in the BIOS can be specified such as SATA, RAID and AHCI. When trying to image a T3400, I kept getting a 7B stop error code.

#Windows 7 build 6801 drivers#

You now have to specific the subsystem id in the device id string as well.Д¬ase in point: I added the Intel ICH8R RAID drivers for the Dell T3400 which uses SATA RAID. It seems the days of just specifying vendor and device ids in sysprep.inf are gone.

#Windows 7 build 6801 windows#

I ran into a mass storage snafu recently with new RAID controllers on the Dell 390 and T3400 for Windows XP.

#Windows 7 build 6801 windows 7#

Windows 7 looks very promising from this early build. The taskbar is disabled in this build, however, if you head over to or they figured out a way to bring back the feature.

The networking control panel seems much snappier. Microsoft now lets you set different levels of UAC: XP demigod style to very restrictive.

#Windows 7 build 6801 install#

I was able to install programs and change Windows settings without once getting prompted for elevation. My first impressions: UAC is much more subdued. This build is already quite old ( build 6933 is available internally at Microsoft). It works good, it works very smooth compare to Vista Home, the new PenTip on Windows 7 works great, overall most app I tried works smooth (didnвЂ™t have time to install much yet, Firefox works greats)ДЄs of this is a very early Pre-beta, I do thinks there should be way more time and room for Microsoft to improve Windows 7 before mid-2009, I am quite looking forward from Microsoft this time, (Vista was a HUGE jokeвЂ¦вЂ¦WinME was only a small one).I finally got my hands on the first publically available Windows 7 build from the Microsoft PDC 2008: build 6801. With all those tweak, 40secs Post BIOS to Windows Login screen, not that bad, close to my XP setup (35secs), and way better than with vLite Vista HOME setup (6x secs). With powercfg /hibernate off, pagefile turned off, I get a very good size of about 3.xGB consumed.ДЄfter all drivers installed, tweak on unneeded services, start-ups, Windows 7 on my U2010 consume about 480MB RAM after boot, not as good as XP (350MB), but WAY better than the default Vista by Fujitsu (which consume 890MB RAM of 1GB when I received the device factory fresh) вЂ“ I also kill ALL HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun and HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun, system still works good without them.

вЂ“ I turned off some more un-needed services, will have to go thur it later. вЂ“ Just in case, go Device manager, see are there any unknown device, if so, point it to the Fujitsu Drivers DIR and let it scan thur, at the point you should have NO unknown device, Reboot. вЂ“ Install ButtonDriver, ButtonUtility, SystemExtensionUtility, DisplayManager, HotkeyUtility, Fingerprint. вЂ“ Reboot after the Video drivers installation. вЂ“ First, as GFX is messed up, install display drivers first, my choice is GMA500 Vista 2.2 releases from Intel, the installer do not allow installation as it detects Windows7 as unknow OS, go device manager, select Standard VGA drivers and go update, and point to the unzipped DIR and let it search thur. I changed my 1.8 inch slow slow HDD to a Sandisk 8GB Extreme IV CF, so 8GB is the limit, Windows 7 Ultimate Build 6801 needs 10GB by default.ДЄfter a bit of searching, found that vLite does works with the ISO, so I removed some unneeded support, services and applications for U2010, and keep installation below 7.8GB.Д 0:01 7~8 bars of loading, now in Windows7 installation loading screen.Д 0:03 Installation Language selection screen (My selection English, HKSAR and Chinese US Keyboard.)Д 0:05 Finish File copying, expanding startsД 0:11 Finish Expanding, starts Installing feature.Д 0:11 Finish Installing feature., starts Installing updatesД 0:13 Setup is starting services and installing.Д 0:27 Display flashes, suggesting Windows is installing Display related settings, DVDROM starts reading again.Д 0:29 GFX is messed up in first boot, screen shows Setup is checking video performance. As of my target is my Fujitsu U2010, a few points has to be taken care of:Дў/.