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I just installed a SATA disk on my system never done it before, my BIOS detects and windows detects it but doesn't show it and asks me to install drivers, ive gone onto my motherboards website and that hasn't helped how do i install SATA drivers (if that is what is missing) on Win XP home deition?
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suthers wrote:I just installed a SATA disk on my system never done it before, my BIOS detects and windows detects it but doesn't show it and asks me to install drivers, ive gone onto my motherboards website and that hasn't helped how do i install SATA drivers (if that is what is missing) on Win XP home deition?
Thanks in advance,
Jules
Who is your motherboard's manufacturer, and what is the model number of it?
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MSI's site is a little convoluted. I managed to find THIS page on their site that consists of multiple drivers for that mainboard.

Make sure you download the appropriate RAID driver for your chipset. I see Silicon Image 3531 RAID (nForce 650i) and nVidia MCP51 RAID (nForce 430i) drivers.

If you are not sure which one you may have, CPUZ may help reveal that information.
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Thanks, that did it, turned out i never installed the drivers for my motherboard :oops:
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