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RE: Install cannot begin, says a driver is missing!!!
PS Maybe I should be more clear on where to find your drivers. Look in the
motherboard instalation manual under 'Chipset' and who manufactured them.
Then go on that manuafacturer web site and see if they have new 64 bit
drivers for vista available, download them and burn to CD.
If your DVD reader is not recognised, try swopping it for another one. I had
problem with an LG DVD player, but when I swopped it for a SONY overcame
that hurdle. M.
"Lasancmt" wrote:
> I had the same problem. Mine was a new PC with a RAID 5 configuration.
> I hadn't realised the each ofd the Raid disks had a power on button I had to
> push so an LED came on. After that VISTA recognised the drive. It still asked
> for the updated driver though. I found one on the Intel driver web site for
> my chipset and Vista. I burned them to a CD which I inserted at the moment
> you talk about and they were installed ok and the installation process
> continued only to crash 20 minutes later with a diferent error 0x8007045D.
> Windows cannot install required files. No-one has been able to help me with
> that one yet. Its hard work I agree :-(
>
> "gbergh" wrote:
>
> > When I select install on Vista I get the following message:
> >
> > "A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing. If you have a driver
> > floppy disk, CD, DVD, or USB Flash Drive, please insert it now"
> >
> > My CD/DVD drives are standard IDE drives, so I can't imagine they need any
> > special driver, and I don't have one anyway. What the hell are they talking
> > about!!!?? And people think Linux is hard to install...
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