Asus "make a disk for dos"

TripleAAA

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Is there a setting in the bios where I can get this to be bypassed. This came up after installing the chipset drivers for my ASUS board.

All I have is an SATA DVD drive, so I can't make this disk
 

taltamir

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what?
Are you trying to upgrade the bios? what are you trying to do and what is the problem?

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Topic Title: Asus "make a disk for dos"
Topic Summary: How do I make or bypass if I only have a SATA dvd drive?
Is there a setting in the bios where I can get this to be bypassed. This came up after installing the chipset drivers for my ASUS board.

All I have is an SATA DVD drive, so I can't make this disk

This is not a question, these are not even valid English sentences (well, some at least). I can't figure out what you are trying to say. Please rephrase as an actual question
(I am not trying to be rude or mean, I really can't figure out what you are trying to ask)
 

TripleAAA

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Sorry, I'm tired. I barely understand my post myself!

I was able to figure it out. Basically I flashed my bios to update to the newest version (on a new build, prior to installing the OS) and everything went smoothly. After installing windows and subsequently the Asus Chipset Drivers when I would boot up it would go into this dos program that said "Asus: Make a disk for dos" and asked me which one I wanted to make...gave me like three options...blah blah

I basically just took the driver cd out of the drive and did a hard reboot and it then went to windows. I had to do this a few times before all the drivers were eventually installed, but it worked.

So...that's what I was trying to figure out. Thanks anyways!