Arrgh I cant install S-ATA drivers on my ASUS motherboard, help PLEASE

[ryouga]

I have seen the topics on other boards, about adding the drivers into XP(As I dont have a floppy drive on my new PC)

All that happens is that it tells me the S112.sys file cant be found(whatever its called)

My mobo is Asus A8V-VM

It regonises it in BIOS, but not in XP!

If worse comes to worst I will have to buy a new floppy drive, but they cost a few quid, and as I bought new PC, I am skint!

[Hamins]

I faced the same problem with my Asus A8-V Delux mobo. My sympathies with you. I had to buy a floppy drive.

If there's some work-around to this problem, please do lemme know.

[-I-]

its realy not to hard... (just use bashrat the snake driverpacks,

• Download the base_install package,
  
• go to this page to know witch packs you need to download... http://www.driverpacks.net/DriverPacks/Dri...ack_Chipset.htm
  
• Download the driver pack you might want, or need...
  
• > extract the pack( s) you need (1 at time),
  > From inside the d folder - remove the folders from al manufacturers you dont have/need drivers from (to save space )
  > after you scrunk down your d folder, make a new 7z (7zip.org) file from it with the exact same name as the original and a the end add "_mod" (without quotation) so you know it is your modified version...
  ! do this for al your downloaded packages 1 by 1 (you need at least mass storage)
  
• repeat the srinking for al your neaded pack (you atleast nead mass strograge).
  
• put your pack in the right folder and start the driverpacks program),
  be sure that you enable mass storrage driver in textsetup mode -
  or you cant instal your windows still,
  

Last note

you best chose the method 1 (unattend.sif method) as you dont have many drivers.

Edited October 6, 2006 by -I-