Extract sata drivers xp

1: Integrate SATA drivers using nLite 1. Download and install nLite. 2. Download the SATA driver from the motherboard or laptop manufacturer’s website and extract it to a new folder. 3. Run nLite and select the language to use. Next you need to specify where the Windows XP installation files are. Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins.  · Follow the prompts as if you were installing the software. The above should extract the files to \Program Files\Intel\Intel Matrix Storage Manager. There are two folders, \Drivers and \Drivers64 for bit and bit OS's, respectively. 3) Copy the file www.doorway.ru from the Drivers folder to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\.  · Install Windows XP in SATA drives solution 1. Click the following link to download the Toshiba RAID Driver / Serial ATA Driver. 2. Extract the seven driver files from the ZIP package to a folder on your desktop. 3. Copy the seven driver files to a Estimated Reading Time: 8 mins.

Go on the manufacturer's website and see if they have the SATA/RAID drivers for XP. If they don't have them then look for the chipset used by your laptop and download those drivers from the chipset manufacturer's website. You'll need to run the SATA controller www.doorway.ru taking note of were it unzips the drivers to. Then browse for www.doorway.ru files and place them in the System32Driverstore folder. This is where Win7 will look for device drivers to install. When you get to the Drivers screen, click Insert - Single Driver, and find where you extracted the drivers, and open www.doorway.ru A screen will come up like this: Select "Intel (R) HEM/HBM SATA ACHI Controller (Mobile ICH8M-E/M)", and press OK. Proceed with nLite as normal, and use the ISO you created to install XP.

If you have a Dell, get it from Dell, if HP, from HP, etc. You need a SATA driver in order to install Windows XP onto a SATA HDD. Check out the make/model of motherboard. Above all, it is necessary to get the latest stable Serial ATA drivers for your. 2. Get your Windows XP installation disc and copy the contents to a new folder on HDD. 3. Run nLite, select your language and choose Next. 4. Click on Browse.