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  • katzdvd
    Lord of Digital Video
    Lord of Digital Video
    • Feb 2006
    • 2198

    #76
    Under system devices, I have:

    VIA CPU to AGP Controller
    VIA Standard Host Bridge
    VIA Standard PCI to ISA Bridge

    Only VIA I see anywhere...

    EDIT: Last 2 are provided by by VIA Technologies.

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    • Chewy
      Super Moderator
      • Nov 2003
      • 18971

      #77
      if you can't find anything is add and remove programs, look for via drivers that aren't certified to roll back

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      • katzdvd
        Lord of Digital Video
        Lord of Digital Video
        • Feb 2006
        • 2198

        #78
        Sorry I keep running off; The missus is finding jobs for me to do!
        add and remove programs
        Bingo! There is a VIA Platform Device Manager/Hyperion Pro Setup Program in add/remove. Sounds like the culprit! Might as well throw away Realtek AC'97 Audio while I am in there too.

        Those are the only entries that I see which are VIA related.
        Last edited by katzdvd; 2 Feb 2007, 10:37 AM.

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        • Chewy
          Super Moderator
          • Nov 2003
          • 18971

          #79
          We are going to end up with those benq's on the motherboard ide yet

          and that quad core you are gonna build will be a breeze

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          • katzdvd
            Lord of Digital Video
            Lord of Digital Video
            • Feb 2006
            • 2198

            #80
            Chewy - all VIA is uninstalled. Now, upon re-booting, "found new hardware";

            SATA raid controller.

            I let it try to find automatically & windows cannot find it. Do I need to install the sata driver from abit?

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            • Chewy
              Super Moderator
              • Nov 2003
              • 18971

              #81
              if you can see your sata drives you are fine and didn't need a raid driver

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              • katzdvd
                Lord of Digital Video
                Lord of Digital Video
                • Feb 2006
                • 2198

                #82
                if you can see your sata drives you are fine and didn't need a raid driver
                Yeah, I realized that - D'oh! Trying to do too many things at one time.

                I tried to record a streaming audio segment last eve. & the sound stopped about 1/2 way thru (60 min. radio show).
                I guess there is some junk left over from the prev. driver setup, so I am off to do a clean install now. Only Windows drivers! If this doesn't fix it, then I am at a total loss...

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                • katzdvd
                  Lord of Digital Video
                  Lord of Digital Video
                  • Feb 2006
                  • 2198

                  #83
                  Oh brother, another snag... Trying to install xp, didn't press F6 to install raid or 3rd party driver at setup, so I could keep windows free of the via drivers. However, since I didn't do that, I then get the message;

                  "Setup did not detect any HD connected to your computer"

                  It is not seeing the SATA drive w/out installing the raid driver.

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                  • katzdvd
                    Lord of Digital Video
                    Lord of Digital Video
                    • Feb 2006
                    • 2198

                    #84
                    If I choose to install the driver at (f6), I have 2 choices on this disc;

                    VIA RAID Controller/ Win XP
                    VIA ATA/ATAPI Host Controller/ Win XP

                    It seems if I don't do that, windows can't see the sata drive to continue the install...

                    I'm stuck!

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                    • Chewy
                      Super Moderator
                      • Nov 2003
                      • 18971

                      #85
                      Windows Pre-OS installation Floppy Disk (F6 Installation)
                      Under Windows 2000 and later OS, while user intends to install OS on the disk attached on the RAID controller, they have to prepare a floppy driver disk including the pre-OS installation files and press “F6” while boot CD is starting.

                      The driver disk files had been prepared in this package. Please follow the steps to prepare it.

                      1. Make sure the target system is already install floppy drive

                      2. Prepare a empty and valid floppy disk

                      3. Copy all files under \DRVDISK to the floppy without losing

                      4. Power on the target machine and boot from the Boot CD. And press “F6” while the prompt appear on the button line

                      5. After the booting process ask you to insert the floppy disk, please insert the prepared floppy disk to the floppy drive and press enter

                      6. Choose the proper item to fit the OS and RAID controller you are installing. Each item shows the matched OS for it.

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                      • katzdvd
                        Lord of Digital Video
                        Lord of Digital Video
                        • Feb 2006
                        • 2198

                        #86
                        Near as I can tell, I *guess* I am supposed to install the VIA RAID controller.

                        What is the VIA ATA/ATAPI Host Controller/ Win XP for?

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                        • Chewy
                          Super Moderator
                          • Nov 2003
                          • 18971

                          #87
                          in the driver file(folder 430g) there is a directory called drvdisk

                          the textsetup.oem and the i386 folder need to be put on the floppy

                          [SCSI]
                          VCOMBORAID_I386_NT5="VIA VT8237/6421/6410 SATA RAID Controller(Windows XP/SRV2003)"
                          VCOMBORAID_I386_WIN2K="VIA VT8237/6421/6410 SATA RAID Controller(Windows 2K)"
                          VCOMBORAID_I386_NT4="VIA VT8237/6421/6410 SATA RAID Controller(Windows NT4)"

                          you then will have to choose your os but not any drivers

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                          • katzdvd
                            Lord of Digital Video
                            Lord of Digital Video
                            • Feb 2006
                            • 2198

                            #88
                            in the driver file(folder 430g) there is a directory called drvdisk

                            the textsetup.oem and the i386 folder need to be put on the floppy

                            [SCSI]
                            VCOMBORAID_I386_NT5="VIA VT8237/6421/6410 SATA RAID Controller(Windows XP/SRV2003)"
                            VCOMBORAID_I386_WIN2K="VIA VT8237/6421/6410 SATA RAID Controller(Windows 2K)"
                            VCOMBORAID_I386_NT4="VIA VT8237/6421/6410 SATA RAID Controller(Windows NT4)"

                            you then will have to choose your os but not any drivers
                            Thanks so much! I read that before but had forgot about it. When you don't work on these things everyday, you tend to get a little rusty!

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                            • Chewy
                              Super Moderator
                              • Nov 2003
                              • 18971

                              #89
                              make sure there are no pata drives connected to the motherboard

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                              • katzdvd
                                Lord of Digital Video
                                Lord of Digital Video
                                • Feb 2006
                                • 2198

                                #90
                                make sure there are no pata drives connected to the motherboard
                                I know, thanks for the reminder! I am back up & running, sp2 installed, all looks good in dev. manager.

                                No VIA installed, except under system devices;
                                VIA CPU to AGP Controller

                                Also, under Motherboard resources - It says, "there are no drivers installed for this device".

                                Is that right?

                                BTW, I have sound right now

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