Ken Blake, MVP

John wrote:

> It never gets to that point. All I get is the error that it cannot
> read my drive information (or something like that, I can't remember
> specificly).


You may be having the problem I've been having (although I've been trying to
install the 32-bit version). I boot from the DVD and I get to the Screen
with "Install Windows" in the Title bar. In the middle of the screen it says
Windows Vista

Install now

And on the bottom there are two choices:

What to know bewfore installing Windows

System recovery options.

As soon as I click Install now, I get the message "Setup could not get
information about the disks on your computer."

May I ask what motherboard you have?

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Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
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> "Mark W Scheidell" wrote:
>
>> When Vista presents the drives\partions available to load the OS to
>> this is when you can insert the RAID drivers. It's been awhile so I
>> don't remember exactly the procedure. Possible just the refresh
>> selections.
>>
>> "John" <John@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:70E37AB2-7A3E-430E-811A-837ACD6A6C4F@microsoft.com...
>>> I cannot find where to specify drivers for my Nvidia SATA RAID
>>> Controller when booting from my Windows Vista Beta 2 x64 DVD.
>>>
>>> Where can I specify these drivers when booting form the disc? The
>>> drives are
>>> already formatted (NTFS) and the array is set.