To fix this issue you have to see what actually is the cause of the problem as it is little difficult to detect so follow the step by step solution to However, while working on Windows 7 there are number of things which can stop it from working properly and the most irrating problem is windows 7 restarting. Windows 7 is the latest operating system and much more popular than Vista and previous versions. Also, how do you get into windows? How would you restart Windows if it doesn't work correctly from within Windows? It seems to me that if HP has built Windows 7 tools, drivers etc for all but Ultimate then it should only be a matter of time before they do, since they do have it for the 32bit version of Ultimate and almost all other 64bit os's, so their logic defies logic at this point. Then you can upgrade your bios and other drivers based on your previous operating system. The only suggestion I can make at this point is for you to restore your HP machine back to its default if you have the recovery disk available. I am still not comfortable too with your description of cycling between the HP boot screen and Windows 7. I would make suggestions on how to proceed, but your skill level is lacking to make me comfortable enough to have you proceed. In fact, almost everything else but yours.

It looks like HP has decided to configure their tools to work with specific Windows 7 operating systems which didn't include yours.

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