Update SATA Raid driver.

Posted: 10-27-2006, 06:06 PM

Trevor

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My card kicked it and I replaced the card which requires a different driver. I'm trying to get my pc up&running again. My problem is, that I can't
boot because the new SATA-Raid drivers are not compiled with the system installation. The boot process gets to the Windows logo and then I get a blue-screen for half a second. Anyone got any ideas on how I can install those drivers without reinstalling? The existing installation will boot on another PC that I have here so I have access to all the dir's.

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Dave B.

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Re: Update SATA Raid driver.

Posted: 10-27-2006, 08:45 PM

Try to manually install using the add hardware wizard.

<Trevor> wrote in message news:2006102714641dj_trevvyb@hotmail.com...

> My card kicked it and I replaced the card which requires a different
> driver. I'm trying to get my pc up&running again. My problem is, that I
> can't
> boot because the new SATA-Raid drivers are not compiled with the system
> installation. The boot process gets to the Windows logo and then I get a
> blue-screen for half a second. Anyone got any ideas on how I can install
> those drivers without reinstalling? The existing installation will boot on
> another PC that I have here so I have access to all the dir's.
>
> EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
> http://www.eggheadcafe.com

Jerry

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Re: Update SATA Raid driver.

Posted: 10-27-2006, 08:46 PM

Boot from the XP CD, opt to do a repair install, at the appropriate time
push F6 and put the floppy with the new drivers in the floppy drive and the
setup program will load them.

<Trevor> wrote in message news:2006102714641dj_trevvyb@hotmail.com...

> My card kicked it and I replaced the card which requires a different
> driver. I'm trying to get my pc up&running again. My problem is, that I
> can't
> boot because the new SATA-Raid drivers are not compiled with the system
> installation. The boot process gets to the Windows logo and then I get a
> blue-screen for half a second. Anyone got any ideas on how I can install
> those drivers without reinstalling? The existing installation will boot on
> another PC that I have here so I have access to all the dir's.
>
> EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
> http://www.eggheadcafe.com

Trevor

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No worries.

Posted: 10-27-2006, 09:45 PM

I figured it out... thanks anyway!!

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Tom Willett

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Re: No worries.

Posted: 10-27-2006, 10:14 PM

Figured *what* out?

<Trevor> wrote in message news:20061027174520dj_trevvyb@hotmail.com...

>I figured it out... thanks anyway!!
>
>
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Shaun

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Re: Update SATA Raid driver.

Posted: 10-28-2006, 01:34 PM

Are you using Raid...? Or just want to use just the HD.

<Trevor> wrote in message news:2006102714641dj_trevvyb@hotmail.com...

> My card kicked it and I replaced the card which requires a different

driver. I'm trying to get my pc up&running again. My problem is, that I
can't

> boot because the new SATA-Raid drivers are not compiled with the system

installation. The boot process gets to the Windows logo and then I get a
blue-screen for half a second. Anyone got any ideas on how I can install
those drivers without reinstalling? The existing installation will boot on
another PC that I have here so I have access to all the dir's.

>
> EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
> http://www.eggheadcafe.com

Shenan Stanley

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Re: No worries.

Posted: 10-29-2006, 12:42 AM

Trevor wrote:

> My card kicked it and I replaced the card which requires a
> different driver. I'm trying to get my pc up&running again. My
> problem is, that I can't
> boot because the new SATA-Raid drivers are not compiled with the
> system installation. The boot process gets to the Windows logo and
> then I get a blue-screen for half a second. Anyone got any ideas on
> how I can install those drivers without reinstalling? The existing
> installation will boot on another PC that I have here so I have
> access to all the dir's.

Trevor wrote:

> I figured it out... thanks anyway!!

First - don't change your subject line.
Second - mind letting us in on what you did?
It could be useful for others who might do a search and find this archived
post in the decades to come.

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