I am trying to make a driver floppy for my Western digital 80 gig sata hd, I have found the files but when i try to put them on a disk it tells me its too big... i had a floppy already but the info got corrupted and as i did not make the first disk, I'm not quite sure how it works. i know that the files used to fit,can u tell me what specific files are needed?
socksareevil 0 Newbie Poster
bobbyraw 16 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
Did you get a CD with the Hard Drive, it should have a section to create floppy disk with the SATA drivers
DimaYasny 180 Godmode enabled Team Colleague Featured Poster
the drivers are not for the hard drive, but for the sata controller on the motherboatd
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
the drivers are not for the hard drive, but for the sata controller on the motherboatd
and the file should be on the mother board disk
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
the drivers are not for the hard drive, but for the sata controller on the motherboatd
a quote from you first post
I am trying to make a driver floppy for my Western digital 80 gig sata hd
DimaYasny 180 Godmode enabled Team Colleague Featured Poster
I was referring to this:
Did you get a CD with the Hard Drive, it should have a section to create floppy disk with the SATA drivers
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
I was referring to this:
yeah, and i thought you post was by the original poster ,i should read more carefully i guess .lol
sonny12 0 Newbie Poster
can anyone help me in my new 250gb hdd seagate sata..it only detects 125gb due to bios limitation, i have a seatools to set it to its maximum capacity but dont know how to do..please help me
hughv 104 Veteran Poster
can anyone help me in my new 250gb hdd seagate sata..it only detects 125gb due to bios limitation, i have a seatools to set it to its maximum capacity but dont know how to do..please help me
You should start a new thread.
When you do, tell us why you haven't updated the BIOS.
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
btw, you dont need a floppy always. sometimes you can slipstream the drivers using nlite
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