Floppy problem

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  1. crashman Bronze Member

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    Hi! I've just built a new computer, I have a HD which is on 250GB. It's a Serial-ATA HD. My problem is: I need to install the Serial-ATA from a flopyy discette. I put the winXP cd in and enter SCSI RAID controllers to install the SATA Driver. The installation asks me to put in the SATA Driver Discette into the floppy drive A: I do this but nothing happens, I only get a message saying that I need to try again. The green light is flashing on the floppy drive so it is working. I think I have the right adjustments in BIOS and the cables are correct. Why won't it work HELP! n :banghead: :computer:

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  2. Hengis PCHF Manager

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    Hmmm...so you're saying that the floppy drive is recognized in the bios?

    Also, you are pressing F6 when the Windows setup screen begins aren't you (to opt to load SCSI device drivers)?
    Hengis, Jun 27, 2005
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