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Asus SATA/eSATA2 drivers
Hi, in the manual book, I want to install without RAID functions but it says that if I want to install Vista 64 bit without RAID, just SATA and eSATA2 . It said install the OS and find the updates/drivers in the future, that's it. I wasn't sure so I made a formatted floppy disk, inserted the support CD and downloaded the drivers into that floppy disk. Then I started installing Vista 64 bit and then I tried to load the SATA/eSATA2 drivers via a floppy disk but the error said it couldn't load the drivers. I tried to google to download the drivers so that I can install the drivers after Vista installation but no luck finding them.
So what should I do? Last edited by 99s0; 11-22-2007 at 04:33 AM. |
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Re: Asus SATA/eSATA2 drivers
Before installing os, go into bios and disable raid. Set bios up for ide
not sata/raid. By default raid is usually enabled. When os is installed then you install the drivers, if thats what the manual says.
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