Here's a link indicating that Windows XP w/SP2 does NOT have SATA built into the driver set, clearly contridicting what the ASUS technician told...
Well, I'm back to where I was before, which is a good thing. I must have boot the boot schedule back to floppy, hd, dvd a couple days ago. I...
So I spoke to an Asus tech and he seems to think that the SATA drivers should be built into Windows with Service Pack 2. Further, now I can't...
Well, gotta say I have no idea what that means.
Guys: I finally got to check the Asus CD and the only thing I can find that seems to make sense is under the "Make Disk" tab: The options...
Fair enough, but I mean, really.... couldn't MS put something into the newly minted DVDs of fresh software? Would've thought this was in SP1 at...
I kinda doubt it's hardware, but don't discount it completely. It is a very basic, new build. Asus P5L MX micro ATX (Intel 945g) Pentium D 2.8...
Guys, The HD in question is a Western Digital Caviar SE WD1600JS 160Gb model. After discussing with my sisters friend I mentioned I started...
Ugh!!! Now that's surprising! So much for plug and play.:)
So, from what I'm reading so far, it's Windows (Microsoft) causing the problem in so much that the OS can't work with SATA drives without new...
You know, I've been checking the manual and the Internet and I don't see anything about making SATA driver floppies. I wonder if the...
I hate to say this, but I think I made things worse. Maybe that was a SATA driver load, but now, neither the Windows CD nor the Asus CD seems to...
I really did read the manual, but admit I'm still new to this. When it asks me to hit F6 it does so with regards to SCSI and RAID set-up, not...
Guys, Building a PC for a friend (something I will never do again) and am having trouble getting the OS to load. The best I can do right now...
Okay, first thanks again guys. Second, I have to decalare myself as officially, really, really, stupid, as, in fact, I had the plastic...
Guys, I'm doing a PC build for a buddy and am having some concerns over CPU installation. It's a Pentium D 775 going into an Asus P5L-MX 945G...
The part about the PSU catching fire is just not that comforting....:( I agree though, I think worst case is the CompUSA model may not have...
So I stopped at CompUSA on Saturday and bought a CompUSA branded 500 (or was it 550) watt PSU and brought it up to my apartment, took out the 360...
Oh, and it's not heat, I've been doing all this with the case open. Plus I have temperature monitors that show a-okay.
Actually, this GPU does have a dedicated line to the PSU (I believe some 7600 series don't). I can't install the Nvidia drivers since I can't...
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