How to install Raid 0 Driver after installed XP. I need to created Raid 0 for my rig with win XP installed on it. I just bought 2 x 500 Gb Seagate SATA HDs. After Reading the manual come with GA-EP45-DS4P. It said the RIAD driver must installed BEFORE in order...

drivers (as well as other drivers) onto a custom xp installation cdrom using a program called nLite. I was able to import the RAID drivers onto the xp install cdrom, at install you dont even need to press F6 to load RAID drivers it automatically loads them...

Formatted floppy with what ASUS gave me on their Driver DVD as NVIDIA 32bit XP SATA RAID drivers installed on it (I’ve installed it through the DVD’s Make Disk tab and also via Run.. using the “–x” at the end of the cmd line; the creation process...

the nvidia raid service to load. One last note, when I had my nforce3 motherboard, the nvidia drivers installed the RAID Manager application, but the nforce4 6.66 drivers did not at first. I noticed the RAID Manager on my start menu only after I installed...

the temporary drive can be removed. 8) Make sure you have a floppy with the RAID drivers. Boot from the OS installation CD, and when prompted press 'F6' to install third party RAID or SCSI drivers. Insert the floppy. 9) Install the OS on the boot partition...

that this can't work because Windows done this way will not have any RAID drivers to access the array for loading. The only way I know to have Windows build a RAID driver into itself so it can boot from the array is to do that during the Install process...

its own driver or you are installing a 3rd party raid driver; in my case with the P6T Deluxe and Windows 7 I used the RAID driver from the CD. If you try to add the RAID driver after you've installed Windows you will be caught in a catch 22 where Windows...

my steps are correct: 1. install driver (each sata to motherboard, each power to driver) 2. Set Bio to "Raid", boot CD-rom first, etc... 3. configure Raid 5 with partition value 4. insert new OS cd, and then format from OS driver utility correct? I have another...

drivers slipstreamed - but then I realized that won't help for a system that already has XP installed. Is there any way to install the RAID drivers on an already existing installation of XP? If you install Vista on a system that has XP, it will create...

be used for data storage, and the boot device is NOT part of a RAID array, the driver installation does NOT have to be part of OS installation. The RAID drivers can be installed into Windows AFTER it is installed and operating, to allow it to access the RAID...