Compaq Presario 1910 (6 years old) XP SP3. After a recent major download of windows updates, I started getting Error 7026 in the system event viewer: The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load: ftsata2. Never heard of it before and a search of the HP site hasn't enlightened me any. From what I have found (Which is well beyond my comprehension level), I'm not even sure there there is any program (something to do with promise RAID) on my machine that uses this driver. Can this be safely deleted or where do I find the appropriate driver? I'm totally confused so any plain english explainations or help would be appreciated.

Desert Eagle Serial Number Lookup. This page contains the list of device drivers for HP ER883AA-ABA M7470N. To download the proper driver, first choose your operating system, then find your device name and click the download button. The Sharper Image Weather Station Software Download. I just entered 'powercfg -requestsoverride driver FileSystem srvnet system' and now my system's automatic standby is.

Ever since Windows 7, I've had to use powercfg /requestsoverride to make my systems sleep when connected to a network, as the srvnet driver is preventing sleep. This also happens in the Windows Technical Preview. Output from powercfg /requests: DISPLAY: None. SYSTEM: [DRIVER] FileSystem srvnet. Running powercfg -energy showed the FileSystem srvnet was preventing sleep - I saw the MS folks saying to update the network adapter, and there was an update (wasn't showing up in windows update, just the right click update driver via manager), and that didn't work. I even enabled the reg key for the.

Trying to install a 2nd hard disk as SATA slot 2. Can see the drive in the BIOS, but invisible when OS boots. Found error message using Compaq Help system - Service Control Manager - 'The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load: ftsata2 Lbd' I'm going to try restoring various Services by checking their Startup box under Services in msconfig. If I'm able to get ftsata2 LBd to load at Startup I think I'll be able to see the new drive and format it through Disk Management.

Am I thinking correctly? Did I cause this problem by unchecking the Startup box on some necessary Service? (Turned off several Services to get better performance a couple of months ago.) I had HPBootOp unchecked, so now I'm going to restart with HPBootOp as a startup item - let's see if that encourages ftsata2 LBd to load.

If I get this problem solved I'll return to the forum and report success. Meanwhile, grasping at straws.

Any ideas or insight from anyone whose 'been there before' or knows their way around better than I do - please share your wisdom. I am running an HP with XP Media center. I was able to get everything running with the previous firmware and software upgrade after I installed Daemon tools (thanks to the formum guys!!).