Have a look at this guide from another of our staff members, it will detail how to make a correct floppy.
2. Make IAAR floppy.
Create a floppy containing portions of the IAAR for use later. This is discussed in Section 4.2 of the Intel IAAR README file. The procedure is detailed here:
2.1. Create a target folder (eg. F:\Pc\IAAR\Files) to hold extracted files.
2.2. Choose Start Menu- Run.
2.3. In the "Open:" window type
F:\Pc\IAAR\Disk1\Setup.exe -A -P F:\Pc\IAAR\Files
where F:\Pc\IAAR\Disk1 is where you extracted the downloaded IAAR content in Step 1.2. Note there is a blank on both sides of -A and also -P.
This is discussed in Section 6 of the Intel IAAR Readme File.
2.4. Click OK. Setup runs. Note that you are only extracting files at this point, not actually installing the IAAR as a driver.
2.5. Click Yes to accept the Intel licensing agreement.
2.6. A bar graph briefly appears, goes up to 100%, then disappears. The operation is complete.
2.7. Check the target folder (eg. F:\Pc\IAAR\Files) to be sure new subfolders now exist there.
2.8. Insert a formatted floppy into your floppy drive.
2.9. Open the "F:\Pc\IAAR\Files\Driver" subfolder and copy the following 4 files into the root folder of the floppy:
iastor.cat, iastor,inf, iastor.sys, txtsetup.oem
2.10. Eject and label the floppy "IAAR boot files" for later use.
You can get the drivers from here
http://support.asus.com/download/dow...800-E%20Deluxe