Win XP

[Chuffer]

Ok followed the guide using nlite so I could add SATA drivers so I can revert my laptop to Xp from Vista. I followed the guide and all I did was to add the SATA drivers from the floppy drive. I finished making the ISO file then burned too CD. Upon inserting into my laptop I wasn't sure whether I had to press the F6 key so I decided not too. Upon the cd getting to the screen giving me 3 option I clicked on the install one but got the usual screen saying no storage device was detected. So I rebooted and pressed the F6 key this time but as you may suspect it's asking for a floppy. Where did things go wrong? I told nlite to use the PNP option at the drivers stage or should I have just left it as text? Any help much appreciated.

Chuffer

[Arie]

Where and how did you add the drivers?

[repozone]

I have the same problem but for a desktop and its a clean hard drive. i found the drivers on the motherboard drivers cd. i intergrated the drivers on to nlite made an iso. when i boot up i press f6 but it still doesn't detect my hard drive. the motherboard detects it and the copy of win2k i have, detects it after the drivers were installed. whats wrong??

motherboard: asus p4s800d-x

[Arie]

If you integrated the drivers, there is no need to press F6 during setup. Your drivers will be picked up automatically then.

[repozone]

well everytime i let it go it tells me theres no hard drive anything else i should be doin? with the drivers i have there are two sets of drivers both for xp. and still nothin

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Txtsetup.oem is the key file you need to make sure you have with the drivers.

Or look in bios for a spot to make sata as ide mode...

[repozone]

I checked the cd made with nlite its not there, so how do i add it?

Edited December 2, 2007 by repozone