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(Msg. 31) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:22 pm
Post subject: Re: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Hi Anna, thanks for the post...
> 1. First of all, I don't think whatever problems you're experiencing is due
> to a formatting issue. The Disk Management utility does the job just fine
> and there's no need to use a third-party formatting tool, even if it's
> provided by the manufacturer of your HDD.
I agree.
>
> 2. I also don't think there's a driver issue here. Since this is a non-RAID
> configuration I'm virtually certain the SATA controller driver is, in
> effect, built-in to the BIOS. Check your User Manual for information on this
> and if it's unclear, check with Gigabyte.
Others address this more in detail. I think you're essentially right
and it's enabled in the bios, but this still could be a problem area.
>
> 3. I take it that SATA HDD is intended to be a boot drive since you say you
> used the Acronis program to restore a disk image from your (I assume)
> booting PATA HDD. Is it possible something went awry with that recovery
> process and it's that that is causing your problems?
Yes, the SATA is intended to be the boot HDD. I might still use the
IDE drive for storage but right now it's my only working boot HDD. I'm
pretty sure the recovery process is fine and I've tried it more than
once.
>
> 4. Would it not be sensible to simply make a fresh install of the XP OS onto
> your SATA HDD to determine whether any problem exists under those
> circumstances?
I'd be willing to do it as a test but I really don't want to have to
start all over with my OS. The image I have created is very clean yet
has all my options and prefrences set up just they way I like them and
all the apps I like are installed as well.
>
> 5. Have you tried different SATA connectors on the motherboard? And of
> course you're satisfied that the signal/data cable connection is secure on
> both ends, right?
> Anna
Cables are secured and as DL explains there are 6 inferfaces. I've
tried each type but not all six. Good idea. I'm thinking that it might
be a driver issue afterall as DL and others suggest. |
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(Msg. 32) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:22 pm
Post subject: Re: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Hi Anna, thanks for the post...
> 1. First of all, I don't think whatever problems you're experiencing is due
> to a formatting issue. The Disk Management utility does the job just fine
> and there's no need to use a third-party formatting tool, even if it's
> provided by the manufacturer of your HDD.
I agree.
>
> 2. I also don't think there's a driver issue here. Since this is a non-RAID
> configuration I'm virtually certain the SATA controller driver is, in
> effect, built-in to the BIOS. Check your User Manual for information on this
> and if it's unclear, check with Gigabyte.
Others address this more in detail. I think you're essentially right
and it's enabled in the bios, but this still could be a problem area.
>
> 3. I take it that SATA HDD is intended to be a boot drive since you say you
> used the Acronis program to restore a disk image from your (I assume)
> booting PATA HDD. Is it possible something went awry with that recovery
> process and it's that that is causing your problems?
Yes, the SATA is intended to be the boot HDD. I might still use the
IDE drive for storage but right now it's my only working boot HDD. I'm
pretty sure the recovery process is fine and I've tried it more than
once.
>
> 4. Would it not be sensible to simply make a fresh install of the XP OS onto
> your SATA HDD to determine whether any problem exists under those
> circumstances?
I'd be willing to do it as a test but I really don't want to have to
start all over with my OS. The image I have created is very clean yet
has all my options and prefrences set up just they way I like them and
all the apps I like are installed as well.
>
> 5. Have you tried different SATA connectors on the motherboard? And of
> course you're satisfied that the signal/data cable connection is secure on
> both ends, right?
> Anna
Cables are secured and as DL explains there are 6 inferfaces. I've
tried each type but not all six. Good idea. I'm thinking that it might
be a driver issue afterall as DL and others suggest. |
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(Msg. 33) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:22 pm
Post subject: Re: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Hi Anna, thanks for the post...
> 1. First of all, I don't think whatever problems you're experiencing is due
> to a formatting issue. The Disk Management utility does the job just fine
> and there's no need to use a third-party formatting tool, even if it's
> provided by the manufacturer of your HDD.
I agree.
>
> 2. I also don't think there's a driver issue here. Since this is a non-RAID
> configuration I'm virtually certain the SATA controller driver is, in
> effect, built-in to the BIOS. Check your User Manual for information on this
> and if it's unclear, check with Gigabyte.
Others address this more in detail. I think you're essentially right
and it's enabled in the bios, but this still could be a problem area.
>
> 3. I take it that SATA HDD is intended to be a boot drive since you say you
> used the Acronis program to restore a disk image from your (I assume)
> booting PATA HDD. Is it possible something went awry with that recovery
> process and it's that that is causing your problems?
Yes, the SATA is intended to be the boot HDD. I might still use the
IDE drive for storage but right now it's my only working boot HDD. I'm
pretty sure the recovery process is fine and I've tried it more than
once.
>
> 4. Would it not be sensible to simply make a fresh install of the XP OS onto
> your SATA HDD to determine whether any problem exists under those
> circumstances?
I'd be willing to do it as a test but I really don't want to have to
start all over with my OS. The image I have created is very clean yet
has all my options and prefrences set up just they way I like them and
all the apps I like are installed as well.
>
> 5. Have you tried different SATA connectors on the motherboard? And of
> course you're satisfied that the signal/data cable connection is secure on
> both ends, right?
> Anna
Cables are secured and as DL explains there are 6 inferfaces. I've
tried each type but not all six. Good idea. I'm thinking that it might
be a driver issue afterall as DL and others suggest. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 34) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:22 pm
Post subject: Re: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Hi Anna, thanks for the post...
> 1. First of all, I don't think whatever problems you're experiencing is due
> to a formatting issue. The Disk Management utility does the job just fine
> and there's no need to use a third-party formatting tool, even if it's
> provided by the manufacturer of your HDD.
I agree.
>
> 2. I also don't think there's a driver issue here. Since this is a non-RAID
> configuration I'm virtually certain the SATA controller driver is, in
> effect, built-in to the BIOS. Check your User Manual for information on this
> and if it's unclear, check with Gigabyte.
Others address this more in detail. I think you're essentially right
and it's enabled in the bios, but this still could be a problem area.
>
> 3. I take it that SATA HDD is intended to be a boot drive since you say you
> used the Acronis program to restore a disk image from your (I assume)
> booting PATA HDD. Is it possible something went awry with that recovery
> process and it's that that is causing your problems?
Yes, the SATA is intended to be the boot HDD. I might still use the
IDE drive for storage but right now it's my only working boot HDD. I'm
pretty sure the recovery process is fine and I've tried it more than
once.
>
> 4. Would it not be sensible to simply make a fresh install of the XP OS onto
> your SATA HDD to determine whether any problem exists under those
> circumstances?
I'd be willing to do it as a test but I really don't want to have to
start all over with my OS. The image I have created is very clean yet
has all my options and prefrences set up just they way I like them and
all the apps I like are installed as well.
>
> 5. Have you tried different SATA connectors on the motherboard? And of
> course you're satisfied that the signal/data cable connection is secure on
> both ends, right?
> Anna
Cables are secured and as DL explains there are 6 inferfaces. I've
tried each type but not all six. Good idea. I'm thinking that it might
be a driver issue afterall as DL and others suggest. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 35) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:22 pm
Post subject: Re: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Hi Anna, thanks for the post...
> 1. First of all, I don't think whatever problems you're experiencing is due
> to a formatting issue. The Disk Management utility does the job just fine
> and there's no need to use a third-party formatting tool, even if it's
> provided by the manufacturer of your HDD.
I agree.
>
> 2. I also don't think there's a driver issue here. Since this is a non-RAID
> configuration I'm virtually certain the SATA controller driver is, in
> effect, built-in to the BIOS. Check your User Manual for information on this
> and if it's unclear, check with Gigabyte.
Others address this more in detail. I think you're essentially right
and it's enabled in the bios, but this still could be a problem area.
>
> 3. I take it that SATA HDD is intended to be a boot drive since you say you
> used the Acronis program to restore a disk image from your (I assume)
> booting PATA HDD. Is it possible something went awry with that recovery
> process and it's that that is causing your problems?
Yes, the SATA is intended to be the boot HDD. I might still use the
IDE drive for storage but right now it's my only working boot HDD. I'm
pretty sure the recovery process is fine and I've tried it more than
once.
>
> 4. Would it not be sensible to simply make a fresh install of the XP OS onto
> your SATA HDD to determine whether any problem exists under those
> circumstances?
I'd be willing to do it as a test but I really don't want to have to
start all over with my OS. The image I have created is very clean yet
has all my options and prefrences set up just they way I like them and
all the apps I like are installed as well.
>
> 5. Have you tried different SATA connectors on the motherboard? And of
> course you're satisfied that the signal/data cable connection is secure on
> both ends, right?
> Anna
Cables are secured and as DL explains there are 6 inferfaces. I've
tried each type but not all six. Good idea. I'm thinking that it might
be a driver issue afterall as DL and others suggest. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 36) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:22 pm
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Hi Anna, thanks for the post...
> 1. First of all, I don't think whatever problems you're experiencing is due
> to a formatting issue. The Disk Management utility does the job just fine
> and there's no need to use a third-party formatting tool, even if it's
> provided by the manufacturer of your HDD.
I agree.
>
> 2. I also don't think there's a driver issue here. Since this is a non-RAID
> configuration I'm virtually certain the SATA controller driver is, in
> effect, built-in to the BIOS. Check your User Manual for information on this
> and if it's unclear, check with Gigabyte.
Others address this more in detail. I think you're essentially right
and it's enabled in the bios, but this still could be a problem area.
>
> 3. I take it that SATA HDD is intended to be a boot drive since you say you
> used the Acronis program to restore a disk image from your (I assume)
> booting PATA HDD. Is it possible something went awry with that recovery
> process and it's that that is causing your problems?
Yes, the SATA is intended to be the boot HDD. I might still use the
IDE drive for storage but right now it's my only working boot HDD. I'm
pretty sure the recovery process is fine and I've tried it more than
once.
>
> 4. Would it not be sensible to simply make a fresh install of the XP OS onto
> your SATA HDD to determine whether any problem exists under those
> circumstances?
I'd be willing to do it as a test but I really don't want to have to
start all over with my OS. The image I have created is very clean yet
has all my options and prefrences set up just they way I like them and
all the apps I like are installed as well.
>
> 5. Have you tried different SATA connectors on the motherboard? And of
> course you're satisfied that the signal/data cable connection is secure on
> both ends, right?
> Anna
Cables are secured and as DL explains there are 6 inferfaces. I've
tried each type but not all six. Good idea. I'm thinking that it might
be a driver issue afterall as DL and others suggest. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 37) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:22 pm
Post subject: Re: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Hi Anna, thanks for the post...
> 1. First of all, I don't think whatever problems you're experiencing is due
> to a formatting issue. The Disk Management utility does the job just fine
> and there's no need to use a third-party formatting tool, even if it's
> provided by the manufacturer of your HDD.
I agree.
>
> 2. I also don't think there's a driver issue here. Since this is a non-RAID
> configuration I'm virtually certain the SATA controller driver is, in
> effect, built-in to the BIOS. Check your User Manual for information on this
> and if it's unclear, check with Gigabyte.
Others address this more in detail. I think you're essentially right
and it's enabled in the bios, but this still could be a problem area.
>
> 3. I take it that SATA HDD is intended to be a boot drive since you say you
> used the Acronis program to restore a disk image from your (I assume)
> booting PATA HDD. Is it possible something went awry with that recovery
> process and it's that that is causing your problems?
Yes, the SATA is intended to be the boot HDD. I might still use the
IDE drive for storage but right now it's my only working boot HDD. I'm
pretty sure the recovery process is fine and I've tried it more than
once.
>
> 4. Would it not be sensible to simply make a fresh install of the XP OS onto
> your SATA HDD to determine whether any problem exists under those
> circumstances?
I'd be willing to do it as a test but I really don't want to have to
start all over with my OS. The image I have created is very clean yet
has all my options and prefrences set up just they way I like them and
all the apps I like are installed as well.
>
> 5. Have you tried different SATA connectors on the motherboard? And of
> course you're satisfied that the signal/data cable connection is secure on
> both ends, right?
> Anna
Cables are secured and as DL explains there are 6 inferfaces. I've
tried each type but not all six. Good idea. I'm thinking that it might
be a driver issue afterall as DL and others suggest. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 38) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:22 pm
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Hi Anna, thanks for the post...
> 1. First of all, I don't think whatever problems you're experiencing is due
> to a formatting issue. The Disk Management utility does the job just fine
> and there's no need to use a third-party formatting tool, even if it's
> provided by the manufacturer of your HDD.
I agree.
>
> 2. I also don't think there's a driver issue here. Since this is a non-RAID
> configuration I'm virtually certain the SATA controller driver is, in
> effect, built-in to the BIOS. Check your User Manual for information on this
> and if it's unclear, check with Gigabyte.
Others address this more in detail. I think you're essentially right
and it's enabled in the bios, but this still could be a problem area.
>
> 3. I take it that SATA HDD is intended to be a boot drive since you say you
> used the Acronis program to restore a disk image from your (I assume)
> booting PATA HDD. Is it possible something went awry with that recovery
> process and it's that that is causing your problems?
Yes, the SATA is intended to be the boot HDD. I might still use the
IDE drive for storage but right now it's my only working boot HDD. I'm
pretty sure the recovery process is fine and I've tried it more than
once.
>
> 4. Would it not be sensible to simply make a fresh install of the XP OS onto
> your SATA HDD to determine whether any problem exists under those
> circumstances?
I'd be willing to do it as a test but I really don't want to have to
start all over with my OS. The image I have created is very clean yet
has all my options and prefrences set up just they way I like them and
all the apps I like are installed as well.
>
> 5. Have you tried different SATA connectors on the motherboard? And of
> course you're satisfied that the signal/data cable connection is secure on
> both ends, right?
> Anna
Cables are secured and as DL explains there are 6 inferfaces. I've
tried each type but not all six. Good idea. I'm thinking that it might
be a driver issue afterall as DL and others suggest. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 39) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:22 pm
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Hi Anna, thanks for the post...
> 1. First of all, I don't think whatever problems you're experiencing is due
> to a formatting issue. The Disk Management utility does the job just fine
> and there's no need to use a third-party formatting tool, even if it's
> provided by the manufacturer of your HDD.
I agree.
>
> 2. I also don't think there's a driver issue here. Since this is a non-RAID
> configuration I'm virtually certain the SATA controller driver is, in
> effect, built-in to the BIOS. Check your User Manual for information on this
> and if it's unclear, check with Gigabyte.
Others address this more in detail. I think you're essentially right
and it's enabled in the bios, but this still could be a problem area.
>
> 3. I take it that SATA HDD is intended to be a boot drive since you say you
> used the Acronis program to restore a disk image from your (I assume)
> booting PATA HDD. Is it possible something went awry with that recovery
> process and it's that that is causing your problems?
Yes, the SATA is intended to be the boot HDD. I might still use the
IDE drive for storage but right now it's my only working boot HDD. I'm
pretty sure the recovery process is fine and I've tried it more than
once.
>
> 4. Would it not be sensible to simply make a fresh install of the XP OS onto
> your SATA HDD to determine whether any problem exists under those
> circumstances?
I'd be willing to do it as a test but I really don't want to have to
start all over with my OS. The image I have created is very clean yet
has all my options and prefrences set up just they way I like them and
all the apps I like are installed as well.
>
> 5. Have you tried different SATA connectors on the motherboard? And of
> course you're satisfied that the signal/data cable connection is secure on
> both ends, right?
> Anna
Cables are secured and as DL explains there are 6 inferfaces. I've
tried each type but not all six. Good idea. I'm thinking that it might
be a driver issue afterall as DL and others suggest. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 40) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:31 pm
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DL wrote:
> It doesnt matter whether you are using raid or not, you need to install sata
> raid drivers from floppy useing the F6 option during the install/repair of
> win.
It's correct that I'm not using RAID. As I've said elsewhere I very
much want to avoid installing XP from scratch because I put a lot of
time into creating a nice clean image with all the bells and whistles I
like. Do you know of a way in which I could install these drivers
without having to completely start the install all over? Perhaps the
"repair" function from windows would all this?
> See pages 27.7/8 and page 74.4 on, of your manual
Ah, yes, RTFM. Sorry I missed that. My MB manual doesn't show much on
page 27, but 74 shows me what you're talking about, page 65 being the
start of it. I did have SATA enabled in IDE mode but I'm still missing
the proper win drivers. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 41) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:31 pm
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DL wrote:
> It doesnt matter whether you are using raid or not, you need to install sata
> raid drivers from floppy useing the F6 option during the install/repair of
> win.
It's correct that I'm not using RAID. As I've said elsewhere I very
much want to avoid installing XP from scratch because I put a lot of
time into creating a nice clean image with all the bells and whistles I
like. Do you know of a way in which I could install these drivers
without having to completely start the install all over? Perhaps the
"repair" function from windows would all this?
> See pages 27.7/8 and page 74.4 on, of your manual
Ah, yes, RTFM. Sorry I missed that. My MB manual doesn't show much on
page 27, but 74 shows me what you're talking about, page 65 being the
start of it. I did have SATA enabled in IDE mode but I'm still missing
the proper win drivers. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 42) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:31 pm
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DL wrote:
> It doesnt matter whether you are using raid or not, you need to install sata
> raid drivers from floppy useing the F6 option during the install/repair of
> win.
It's correct that I'm not using RAID. As I've said elsewhere I very
much want to avoid installing XP from scratch because I put a lot of
time into creating a nice clean image with all the bells and whistles I
like. Do you know of a way in which I could install these drivers
without having to completely start the install all over? Perhaps the
"repair" function from windows would all this?
> See pages 27.7/8 and page 74.4 on, of your manual
Ah, yes, RTFM. Sorry I missed that. My MB manual doesn't show much on
page 27, but 74 shows me what you're talking about, page 65 being the
start of it. I did have SATA enabled in IDE mode but I'm still missing
the proper win drivers. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 43) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:31 pm
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DL wrote:
> It doesnt matter whether you are using raid or not, you need to install sata
> raid drivers from floppy useing the F6 option during the install/repair of
> win.
It's correct that I'm not using RAID. As I've said elsewhere I very
much want to avoid installing XP from scratch because I put a lot of
time into creating a nice clean image with all the bells and whistles I
like. Do you know of a way in which I could install these drivers
without having to completely start the install all over? Perhaps the
"repair" function from windows would all this?
> See pages 27.7/8 and page 74.4 on, of your manual
Ah, yes, RTFM. Sorry I missed that. My MB manual doesn't show much on
page 27, but 74 shows me what you're talking about, page 65 being the
start of it. I did have SATA enabled in IDE mode but I'm still missing
the proper win drivers. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 44) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:31 pm
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DL wrote:
> It doesnt matter whether you are using raid or not, you need to install sata
> raid drivers from floppy useing the F6 option during the install/repair of
> win.
It's correct that I'm not using RAID. As I've said elsewhere I very
much want to avoid installing XP from scratch because I put a lot of
time into creating a nice clean image with all the bells and whistles I
like. Do you know of a way in which I could install these drivers
without having to completely start the install all over? Perhaps the
"repair" function from windows would all this?
> See pages 27.7/8 and page 74.4 on, of your manual
Ah, yes, RTFM. Sorry I missed that. My MB manual doesn't show much on
page 27, but 74 shows me what you're talking about, page 65 being the
start of it. I did have SATA enabled in IDE mode but I'm still missing
the proper win drivers. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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(Msg. 45) Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:31 pm
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DL wrote:
> It doesnt matter whether you are using raid or not, you need to install sata
> raid drivers from floppy useing the F6 option during the install/repair of
> win.
It's correct that I'm not using RAID. As I've said elsewhere I very
much want to avoid installing XP from scratch because I put a lot of
time into creating a nice clean image with all the bells and whistles I
like. Do you know of a way in which I could install these drivers
without having to completely start the install all over? Perhaps the
"repair" function from windows would all this?
> See pages 27.7/8 and page 74.4 on, of your manual
Ah, yes, RTFM. Sorry I missed that. My MB manual doesn't show much on
page 27, but 74 shows me what you're talking about, page 65 being the
start of it. I did have SATA enabled in IDE mode but I'm still missing
the proper win drivers. >> Stay informed about: Gigabyte 965P S3 problems with SATA Hard Drive - help wanted |
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