My BIOS sees the hard drive. However, when I try to install Windows Vista, it can't see the hard drive. Strangely enough, my XP disc can see the hard drive.
I put the hard drive in a different computer and the other computer could see the hard drive. However, it still didn't work in my new computer.
I've tried setting all kinds of settings in my BIOS (AHCP, IDE, etc etc) still doesn't work
Where can I get SATA drivers to install so Vista works?
Thanks
P.S> when I first posted, it all appeared in a big block of text with \n's and \r's all over the place. Any reasons for this?
Message edited by c0da on 12-07-2008 at 01:54:54 AM
Head to the Gigabyte website and they offer you the option to download sata drivers. The correct one often have a reference to pressing f6 in them. Stick these on a USB key or floppy and during vista install choose the option to specifiy additional drivers.
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