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Tethir

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02-18-2008 at 11:45:50 PM

Is there another way to install drivers without a floppy drive? For example, a 2nd DVD-ROM with the Intel Matrix drivers already extracted and written to a CD-R? Perhaps a flash drive via USB ports? Or even a networked drive (that would be best)

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rwpritchett

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02-19-2008 at 12:27:57 AM

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I'm assuming you are using WinXP. Google "slipstream drivers" and burn yourself a new install disc with the AHCI/RAID drivers included.

I highly recommend nLite for this.

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