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It's also possible there's some bug in the BIOS. Drives of different sizes
get handled differently and of course that is prone to a ton of bugs. Same
goes for SATA, it may get handled totally differently from PATA just by
flipping some BIOS setting. If you look at the groups there's quite many
people with nForce and SATA issues.


"TheCap" <deltacap@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Got it working, had an hardware prob on my pata drive, I just removed it
> put in an old 20gig and alls well I did'nt even have to put in any drivers
> for vist to see mu sata drive.
> Oh one more this vista rocks
> "TheCap" <TheCap@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:78C2553B-7751-4A8C-958E-8751DC9F3112@microsoft.com...
>> Hi, I'v been trying to install vista withg no luck, tried both 32bit and
>> 64bit every time I get the "setup could not get information about the
>> disks
>> on your computer" mesage after I click on "install now". I'v tried
>> installing
>> from in win XP and booting the DVD samething both times
>> I have a Gigabyte GA-K8NS - nVIDIA nForce3 250
>> I got 2 hard drives one SATA 120gig with XP home on it, and one PATA
>> 80gig
>> this is the one I'm wanting to put vista on
>>
>