There has so far been no instability of any sort after a half day's running. I only install CCC on my other machines with dual monitors that rotate.Ĭurrently it is working well on 1680 x 1050. All I needed was the 'XP_INF' directory really as I have no use for CCC. Be sure not to bury the files too deep in a directory system as there is a maximum character length limit of '88' characters.But installing manually from a 'Have Disk' option and then choose 'Mobility Radeon HD 4250' from the list works.Browsing to the 'XP_INF' directory on my USB or HDD doesn't work for me and it still could not locate the driver despite the line above.I just want to share the following with respect to using dansrfe's mods: What the missing 'SM Bus controller' driver will hold for the system over the long run I am not sure. I am not worried about the sound as I don't think there is anything a USB sound bar couldn't fix and I don't need sound anyway for my purposes (otherwise I wouldn't be running XPP in the first place). So far the little Zino HD is running XP like a charm, albeit with no sound and no 'SM Bus controller' drivers. This is where dansrfe's 'modding' shined through, at least I believe for me. The bigger challenge, which in my mind was inexcusable, was ATI's display driver for integrated HD 4250. The next challenge was Ethernet driver, which wasn't by any means difficult once I found out the maker (Atheros AR8151) and went to their site. But motherboard (Mobility 880G/SB820) and DVD drive worked alright and installed XP Pro without undue fuss (did have to change AHCI to ATA in BIOS first or simply faced BSOD). Unfortunately it had zero hardware support for XP out of the box. I picked up a Dell Zino HD 410 with the lowest specs not too long ago: Athelon II X2 P340 and integrated Radeon HD 4250 preloaded with Win 7 Home Premium.

Ati mobility radeon hd 4250 problems