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dazednconfuzd
04-20-2009, 01:47 AM
i have xp pro 3 ,cant get drivers to fit on floppy ,i now lame question 2nd build, first with sata external hard drive,its been a bummer dealin with Giga- techs on phone barely speak english.I can only install drives when installing os and it cant be from flash like vista has to be floppy.no need to send links to sites showing boot from flash. When will they quit makin me use a stinkin floppy??lol. I now im bitchin a little but its 2009!what the $#$k?

Q9400_GA-EP45-UD3P_arctic cooler7_4gig1066_msi4870_pc power&c.750w_cav640blk__ext.wd500esata

Tenspace
04-20-2009, 02:10 AM
Won't it work of you do a build to a CD instead of a floppy?

lobi
04-20-2009, 10:43 AM
yep cd like tenspace says try that should work or sort which drivers are specifically for your board and only put those on disk if you leave irelevent ones out should fit ok. 2.5 mb floppys available

mikeb12
04-20-2009, 10:48 AM
connecting the dots http://www.overclockingwiki.org/forums/showthread.php?t=5273

he's not trying to raid 0 2 drives for the os partition. he just want his esata wd book external to work. which is just the windows 25mb driver below.
the only reason he needs the floppy is to install the os onto a RAID 0 partition, whihc is not what he wants to do. he has a single os drive, ide sata mode is fine with no driver. then install the 25mb windows ICH9 driver after windows is loaded, for the esta WD book. if that's evn rquired, I doubt it. my esata works on my abit P35 and gigabyte p35 boards inside windows vista without the driver. though xp may require it. if so dl the 25mb windows one. ignore the small one, that one is for a floppy bootable to load with the os on a raid partition. he's barking up the wrong tree with the preinstall driver for this situation.

signing out,
Detective Mike\B12


ok, now I know why you have your username LOL!
you're grabbing the boot (preinstall one). get the 25mb windows one. ignore the preinstall, unless you want to raid 0 your os partition.
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/Motherboard/Driver_Model.aspx?ProductID=2919&ost=xp#anchor_os

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