Slipstream windows 2000 raid drivers

If I were to slipstream windows SP4 would that fix the issue? What Dell patch are you referring to? I would've slipstreamed one earlier but I don't have a windows machine that I can use. Can I slip stream windows on an xp machine?

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Choose English default and click Next. Now you must locate the installation source path. Click Next. A message pops up saying " Select where to save the CD installation files for modification ", just click OK.

Now click OK. Click Next when this is complete. Besides adding hard drive controller drivers so you can install windows you can also add whatever other drivers you would typically install in Windows and put them in the install. Directions Get the nLite software installed and fire it up, the software is pretty much a glorified wizard, but I will still take you step by step though it.

Email Not published. I found this blog post, by Wayne Zimmerman, which seems to be the correct solution. Armanim, you have to download and extract the drivers to a folder then navigate to the folder when prompt and select the inf.

I open the iaStor. I just made a folder in my Misc folder for this version of Windows Now you should see a progress bar box, it is coping the files from the CD to the directory you selected so they can be customized. To add a driver click on the Insert button. It should give you a small menu asking you to Select Single Driver or a Multiple Driver folder, for our use we just need to add the one Single Driver so select that. It should prompt you to select the INF needed for the install, browse to where your driver is and select it.

Now it should identify what the driver is actually for and it asks you to select a mode. Regular PNP Driver should be used with devices that will be installed during the installation network, video, sound , Textmode Drivers are loaded before the Windows installation starts, it is the equivalent of pressing F6 during the install and pointing to a floppy disk for the driver.

This is mostly used for hard drive controllers, because Windows needs to know how to use the hard drive before it can install anything to it.