How do I get Intel Windows XP C200 SATA drivers only for my Asus Z68-V/GEN3!?!

[FalseChristian]

I am getting frustrated! I need JUST the Intel 6 series C200 6-port SATA ACHI controller-
1c02 for Windows XP. I want to dual-boot Windows XP with my current Windows 7 Home Premium. Windows XP SP2 will not recognize my old SATA 320GB Hard-drive.
Please help! Thank you.

P.S. I want to slip-stream the SATA drivers into Windows XP SP2.

 

[Ketchup]

What's the issue FalseChristian?

The last one under Chipset in this link should be all you need:

http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8Z68VGEN3/#support_Download_17

unless you are using the Jmicron eSATA controller, in which case the 2nd one under SATA should be it.

 

[bbhaag]

Don't try to slip stream the drivers. It's a pain in the ass and most times it fails.
Use a USB stick and pre-load them before you install the OS.

 

[FalseChristian]

What's the issue FalseChristian?

The last one under Chipset in this link should be all you need:

http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8Z68VGEN3/#support_Download_17

unless you are using the Jmicron eSATA controller, in which case the 2nd one under SATA should be it.

I don't know the controller. Does it matter. And, does it matter if I use the RAID SATA drivers? Thank you.

 

[Ketchup]

If you don't have the controller set to RAID in the BIOS, you don't need the RAID driver to install windows.

It looks like you want the ini files in the Driver\Install directory on your floppy, and choose the Intel Z68 during Windows setup.

 

[FalseChristian]

If you don't have the controller set to RAID in the BIOS, you don't need the RAID driver to install windows.

It looks like you want the ini files in the Driver\Install directory on your floppy, and choose the Intel Z68 during Windows setup.

I don't have a floppy drive.

 

[Ketchup]

I don't have a floppy drive.

Hope you can slip stream the drivers then. I have not tried this.

 

[Dahak]

Its fairly easy to do, I will give you the steps below


Download the Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology Driver Software from the Asus Website

Get nlite
Get XP SP3, may as well, saves you some download time


Extract the Intel Drivers,
Copy the XP SP2 cd to hard drive
Run Nlite
Point To XP SP2 Cd Folder
Select Service Pack, Driver, Bootable ISO
Point to Service Pack 3 File that you downloaded
Click Insert -> multiple drivers folder -> point to the Driver\Disk\32bit folder of the Extracted Intel driver
Let it run
Then you can either burn directly to CD or make an ISO image and then burn it

 

[FalseChristian]

Its fairly easy to do, I will give you the steps below


Download the Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology Driver Software from the Asus Website

Get nlite
Get XP SP3, may as well, saves you some download time


Extract the Intel Drivers,
Copy the XP SP2 cd to hard drive
Run Nlite
Point To XP SP2 Cd Folder
Select Service Pack, Driver, Bootable ISO
Point to Service Pack 3 File that you downloaded
Click Insert -> multiple drivers folder -> point to the Driver\Disk\32bit folder of the Extracted Intel driver
Let it run
Then you can either burn directly to CD or make an ISO image and then burn it

Thanks. I did exactly as you said. Windows XP Pro SP3 goes to the 'Setup' screen and starts loading all the drivers. After that all I get is a BSOD.

I guess I'll have to settle for VirtualBox.

 

[Fardringle]

What is the error message on the blue screen?

 

[FalseChristian]

What is the error message on the blue screen?

It's say that Windows had to shut down because of a serious error involving the Hard-drive
to prevent it from damaging my computer.

There's a bunch of numbers at the bottom.

 

[sm625]

Have you set the SATA port for IDE mode in the bios? It is strange that you would need a driver. After all, you do not need a driver to detect a sata dvd drive. XP2 SP2 CD comes with a standard sata driver that should just work. Is there any way you can get your hands on a XP SP3 CD? You can always change the product key after installing...

 

[bbhaag]

nvm. I can't help you.

 

[Ketchup]

nvm. I can't help you.

Your post is still on my phone, hehe.

Blackmail time!




Jk, it wasn't a bad post.

 

[FalseChristian]

Windows XP Pro SP2 loads up just fine in VirtualBox. Maybe it's my overclocked CPU?
Or maybe I should have installed Windows XP Pro SP2 1st and then Windows 7 HP SP1?

 

[Ketchup]

Windows XP Pro SP2 loads up just fine in VirtualBox. Maybe it's my overclocked CPU?
Or maybe I should have installed Windows XP Pro SP2 1st and then Windows 7 HP SP1?

VB makes it's own virtual IDE controller, so that does not have anything to do with the SATA controller on your motherboard.

Have you taken sm625's suggestion and changed your SATA port to IDE mode in the BIOS? 7 won't like this, but if you slip in your 7 disk the repair option will fix this.

BTW, you are probably going about this the wrong way. You would want to install XP first to dual boot, as you want 7's boot manager.

Does XP not doing what you want in a VM?