- The Thin Clients are running Windows XP Embedded Software. 17 thin clients are HP T5700 and 11 thin clients are Compaq (pre merger) EVO T20. We now have a need to install updates on the thin clients and possibly install anti-virus software on each one.
- Get HP HP Compaq t5710 Thin Client Troubleshooting Guide - HP Compaq t5000 Series Thin Client, 8th Edition. Get all HP manuals! Windows XP Professional One.
Hp t5000 series Drivers Download This page contains the list of device drivers for Hp t5000 series. To download the proper driver, first choose your operating system, then find your device name and click the download button.
Compaq T5000 Specs
How To Install Xp On Hp Laptop
- An HP thin client XP embedded unit that contains the latest HP provided image.
- An HP approved USB flash drive (Disk-On-Key (DOK)). Consult the quick specs of the thin client for the latest approved USB flash drives.
warning:
By default, the First Boot Device in the F10 system Bios is first set to USB, then ATA Flash and finally to Network boot. If the default Boot order settings have been changed, it is critical before using the ThinState Capture tool that you first set the First Boot Device in the Advanced Bios Features section of the F10 system Bios to USB. - The HP ThinState Capture tool is not a standalone tool and can only be accessed by the administrator from within the thin client image.
- Save all date on the USB flash drive prior to performing this procedure.
Install Xp On Hp Compaq T5000 Specs For Less
The lazy ones can buy a module from the manufacturer of these machines. But spending 40 bucks for a pretty lame linux with almost no features? No way! We are hackers, if a manufacturer can do this, we can do this even better.
All we've got to do is to erase the 128 MB card in our card reader and get a new operating system on it.
So remove the card (turn off the thinclient, if it's still running...) and put it into your card reader in your Linux or Windows PC. If your're lucky you can format it without any problems. In my case Murphy's law hit me once again and my computer didn't let me format the card. Give up and buy the manufacturer's card? Don't even think about this 'option'. Try to get a digital camera which uses the same type of memory cards. In my case this was my Sony Alpha DSLR. I put the card in, used the 'Format card' option from the menu and there was no longer a problem.
Put the card back again in your PC card reader, start Unetbootin (if not done before, download it from here:http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ ), select the Damn Small Linux image (get it from here: http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/) and select the target device. This is the compact flash card in your reader, which can be shown as a drive letter (Windows) or a device (Linux). After a short time you'll get a message that the copy process is completed. Quit the tool, remove the card from your reader and put it back again in your thinclient.