Hi Deadeyerich, Many thanks. That does help. I *did* install all applicable drivers from the motherboard disk. Could you possibly tell me - or could anyone else on this forum tell me - which drivers exactly I'm supposed to install during Windows setup (ie: with nLite) and which drivers after? The folks who customed my computer told me, rather vaguely, that "some of the drivers, like the motherboard, need to be installed during the Windows installation, and others need to be installed afterwards. We do it all with a server so I can't tell you anthing more specific." In my nLite installation, I installed everything from my motherboard, as well as my graphics driver (Nvidia). List Below: SCSI Adaptor/controler - jmicron Audio Driver Chipset driver - Intel WiFi driver - RealTek Display driver - NVIDIA 9.1.4.7 Any ideas about which of these I should remove? (The computer *will* run if I install all drivers after the Windows installation, but it's slow... which is why I wanted to reinstall with nLite). Again, many thanks! Bella PS: I didn't repeat my set-up, but if you need that info, it's at the bottom of my original post. Thanks, B. Bella, I've seen the Dr. Dos screen when my CD-Rom is set to boot first in my BIOS and my ASUS Motherboard CD is in my DVD burner. It sounds like you may have integrated more then just the RAID drivers from your CD, if that is the where you got your drivers from. I just started fooling around with nLite yesterday and successfully integrated the drivers by downloading the nForce4 drivers from the NVIDIA website as suggested on the nLite site. When I downloaded the drivers, I did see the option for Intel drivers (I'm an AMD person). I am assuming that you do have the NForce4 chipset. If so, here is the link to the drivers. http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp I hope this helps.