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      07-03-2012
hello to everyone, just joined. i have hp pavillion dv6700 laptop and it has AMD turion 64 x2 tl-68 processor. i am trying to install windows 7 ultimate on it but processor especially co-processor drivers and some base system device drivers are always missing. i tried to check amd website but did not find anything. kindly help me regarding this issue.
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      07-03-2012
What's your excat model number of your laptop? I'm looking on HP's website and there are about 50 dv6700's listed.
 
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