Upgrade to XP PRO

[TR]

I purchased a new Hp Pavilion and it came with XP HOME installed. I received a good price on the upgrade to XP PRO so I purchased that and want to upgrade to to the PRO version. When I start the install to XP PRO I feceive a message that the install can not continue as I have an old video driver and it has to be upgraded. The message in part states:
"NVIDIAAGP FILTER DRIVER IS OUT OF DATE AND TO CONTACT NVIDIA NFORCE for the latest driver."
I have done that and downloaded the latest update from NVIDIA and installed it on my ststem. When I try to do the upgrade again I recv the same error message. Can you someone tell me what driver I have to download and where and how to install it inorder to upgrade the OS on my brand new HP?
tks ChEERS len

[bailey]

if xp home works on it , then xp-pro will run on it also, they are the same program except for some networking and domane options in the pro ver.

[Mac Medic]

What it is after are the Nforce chipset drivers. Not a video driver. Either way you should be able to ignore the message and continue the install and apply the driver afterwards. If not here are the chipset drivers.

http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=nforce_udp_winxp_2.00

[TR]

Bailey:
The xp Home works. I am trying to upgrade to XP PRO and that is where I am receiving the error messages.
OEM_GUY_2002:
During the upgrade install I can not ignore the message. If I remember correctly there is a cancel option and a next and both stop the install process and then go to the box with the finish button and your thrown out of the upgrade install. Or am I missing something? I had already downloaded the drivers/chipset that you have shown in the web address that you have provided. I have installed them to completion and then tried the upgrade again and receive the same error message that it is still looking for the newer Nforce drivers/chipset. Any other suggestions.
tks len

[andyms18a]

boot from the xp cd and do a clean install this will format your hdd and load xp pros defalt drivers

[Tuf]

I have never had one give the error you are getting. I would call and ask whoever is supporting the upgrade. If you bought it from HP ask them. If it's a retail version call Microsoft. If it's telling you it won't support a certain chipset driver I would pay attention to it. I'll be it's a common error with an easy solution. The easiest way to find it is to call and ask.