HP dv6-1100so SATA driver problem

[Jiniix]

So I have this laptop. As you can read from the title, it's an HP dv6-1100so.
It's a fine regular laptop, but I have a problem.
The PC came with Vista on it, so I immediately re-installed it with Windows 7.

The problem is: Every time I install this specific driver, it's gonna go into a loop of BSODs when "Starting Windows" during boot.

Note: Un-checking the SATA driver and installing only the USB driver will not cause it to BSOD.

Since Windows 7 didn't work, I though I'd try and see if Windows XP would work (to check if it was the driver for Windows 7, seeing as it already had Vista installed).
I can't even install Window XP. Every time XP is loading its files before installing, the PC BSODs.

I've tested the PC with several different HDDs, tested the memory (why not?) and tested the HDD through the BIOS.

Ubuntu 12.04 worked fine on the machine, although I'm a rookie and don't know if it needs/installs/cares about drivers.

Any suggestions on what to do? I'm pretty sure the guarantee is gone.
Thanks in advance.

 

[johnb35]

It's probably not the correct driver you are installing. And xp won't install without the AHCI driver slipstreamed into a new install cd.

 

[Jiniix]

It's probably not the correct driver you are installing.

It was the right driver. I linked the topic to some friends on Skype and one guys told me to update the BIOS. I had already looked at the versions and found it matching the newest version. Appearently I looked at the wrong numbers.

Went from F.03 to F.18, and now it works splendidly. Thanks for the advice though.
(It had to do with OS compatibility)