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Old 07-06-2006   #1 (permalink)
gzt7d8


 
 

Load Driver option doesn't recognize nForce Drivers on CD

I need to load RAID controller drivers on my Dell XPS before the Vista
installation can continue. I downloaded the drivers from Nvidia, unzipped
them and burned them to a CD. I took custom install, and when it came to the
step to select the drive where I want to load Vista, I inserted the CD with
the drivers and clicked the Load Drive option.

It didn't recognize any drivers on the CD. I was expecting a box to come up
and select Raid Class Controller. I can't navigate to the directories on the
CD either.

Any thoughts or suggestions on this problem?
--
Greg

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 07-08-2006   #2 (permalink)
=?Utf-8?B?RGFu?=


 
 

RE: Load Driver option doesn't recognize nForce Drivers on CD

From what I've learned so far you have to copy the files to the root
directory of the device your loading drivers from, in your case a CD. The
drivers can't be in a folder, they must be in the root directory of the
device (for you CD cause thats what your using) Tell me what you think.

"gzt7d8" wrote:

> I need to load RAID controller drivers on my Dell XPS before the Vista
> installation can continue. I downloaded the drivers from Nvidia, unzipped
> them and burned them to a CD. I took custom install, and when it came to the
> step to select the drive where I want to load Vista, I inserted the CD with
> the drivers and clicked the Load Drive option.
>
> It didn't recognize any drivers on the CD. I was expecting a box to come up
> and select Raid Class Controller. I can't navigate to the directories on the
> CD either.
>
> Any thoughts or suggestions on this problem?
> --
> Greg

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 07-08-2006   #3 (permalink)
=?Utf-8?B?RGFu?=


 
 

RE: Load Driver option doesn't recognize nForce Drivers on CD

The drivers must be in the root directory of the device your loading them
from ( a cd in your case ). Even the files themselves have to in root. They
can't be in a folder. Let me know how you do.

"gzt7d8" wrote:

> I need to load RAID controller drivers on my Dell XPS before the Vista
> installation can continue. I downloaded the drivers from Nvidia, unzipped
> them and burned them to a CD. I took custom install, and when it came to the
> step to select the drive where I want to load Vista, I inserted the CD with
> the drivers and clicked the Load Drive option.
>
> It didn't recognize any drivers on the CD. I was expecting a box to come up
> and select Raid Class Controller. I can't navigate to the directories on the
> CD either.
>
> Any thoughts or suggestions on this problem?
> --
> Greg

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 07-09-2006   #4 (permalink)
Colin Barnhorst


 
 

Re: Load Driver option doesn't recognize nForce Drivers on CD

That was true in the early Beta 1 builds but may not be true any more.
Nevertheless, it doesn't hurt to try them that way.

"Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:015762F5-DB95-45B9-84BC-6E361507A518@microsoft.com...
> From what I've learned so far you have to copy the files to the root
> directory of the device your loading drivers from, in your case a CD. The
> drivers can't be in a folder, they must be in the root directory of the
> device (for you CD cause thats what your using) Tell me what you think.
>
> "gzt7d8" wrote:
>
>> I need to load RAID controller drivers on my Dell XPS before the Vista
>> installation can continue. I downloaded the drivers from Nvidia, unzipped
>> them and burned them to a CD. I took custom install, and when it came to
>> the
>> step to select the drive where I want to load Vista, I inserted the CD
>> with
>> the drivers and clicked the Load Drive option.
>>
>> It didn't recognize any drivers on the CD. I was expecting a box to come
>> up
>> and select Raid Class Controller. I can't navigate to the directories on
>> the
>> CD either.
>>
>> Any thoughts or suggestions on this problem?
>> --
>> Greg



My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 07-09-2006   #5 (permalink)
=?Utf-8?B?Z3p0N2Q4?=


 
 

RE: Load Driver option doesn't recognize nForce Drivers on CD

That's what I had to do and it worked. The Load Driver option recognized the
drivers and let me pick them to install.
--
Greg


"Dan" wrote:

> The drivers must be in the root directory of the device your loading them
> from ( a cd in your case ). Even the files themselves have to in root. They
> can't be in a folder. Let me know how you do.
>
> "gzt7d8" wrote:
>
> > I need to load RAID controller drivers on my Dell XPS before the Vista
> > installation can continue. I downloaded the drivers from Nvidia, unzipped
> > them and burned them to a CD. I took custom install, and when it came to the
> > step to select the drive where I want to load Vista, I inserted the CD with
> > the drivers and clicked the Load Drive option.
> >
> > It didn't recognize any drivers on the CD. I was expecting a box to come up
> > and select Raid Class Controller. I can't navigate to the directories on the
> > CD either.
> >
> > Any thoughts or suggestions on this problem?
> > --
> > Greg

My System SpecsSystem Spec
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