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but, when I get to machines that have a SCSI drive of some type the computer
crashes midway through the install of XP OS. What is happening and what can I
do to remedy it.

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In order to use SCSI drives the driver files must be available to Windows:
all too simple.

Not driver files then no disk is recognised! Install fails. You get upset.
SImple as 1,2,3!

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> but, when I get to machines that have a SCSI drive of some type the computer
> crashes midway through the install of XP OS. What is happening and what can I
> do to remedy it.

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Thats what I figured. Is there a way that I can stuff the drivers into a cab
file? But the question is will windows search for them or will it just fail
the install again?

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> In order to use SCSI drives the driver files must be available to Windows:
> all too simple.
>
> Not driver files then no disk is recognised! Install fails. You get upset.
> SImple as 1,2,3!
>
> "IEFmember" wrote:
>
> > but, when I get to machines that have a SCSI drive of some type the computer
> > crashes midway through the install of XP OS. What is happening and what can I
> > do to remedy it.

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you'll have to put the location of the drivers on your unattend disk.


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