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Never mind, got it all sorted out. thanks for your help, saved my ass :)

We're gettting closer. Now it finds the driver file. But when i tell it to load, windows reports back an unexpected error then gives the CD's path, ending in oemsetup.c or something. wtf? I changed the .inf files name to what you said. was i supposed to change the .vxd instead?

Hardware involved: Asus A7n8x delux, Western Digital 120mb SATA drive. Problem: Computer recognizes the hard-drive on the RAID controller, windows says no hard drive exists. I've tried putting the sata drivers(minus the gui and linux folders) onto a floppy and f6 loading from that. Windows...

anyone?

ok folks heres the situ. i have my XP backup disk sitting next to me. It was made by an (idiot)friend before i had my own burner. he made the copy of my orig but he did not make it a bootable cd. it has all the XP files on it though. i need to know how to turn it into a bootable CD as i am...

9x boot disks are under 1.44mb so dont act like its all that much downloading even on 56k if your using your ata/100 you should only need to put the cd into the drive and reboot. it will say "bootable CD detected" and you go from there. if you need to get into dos for some reason then you...

well, if your Fdisk'n your trubbles away just use a 9x boot disk which you can get the files for off the net. you could boot from the CD into the install screen. there is an option to "repair OS" if i remember correctly you will loose your registry, however the files on your hard drive will be...

site 1: a working exe that was corrupted site 2: that stupid dos prompt of non-working dammit

LSD, and lots of it. maybe you fry your mind and perma trip. then you would have the joy of working with computers all day 24/7 and never have to spend another dime on em.

for now yes

a simple cable router will do just fine for keeping your cable co. in the dark if you shop right it wont be expencive either. and if you can use linux you should be able to work the router commands(if you had to) if not, do a search for some...borrowed cisco notes

do not use a win2k boot disk. take a generic 98 boot disk. put aflash.exe and the bios file on a SEPERATE disk. boot to dos(i wouldnt boot to dos w/ cdrom support, takes too long) take out the boot disk, put in the one with aflash and do your thing. i suppose you could just run aflash off...

save yourself the a few blood vessles and get the radeon

nm

time to upgrade, 3dfx cards are not, and will not be supported by windows XP.