That is what I was thinking. But, Nothing happens when I press F6.
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From: Tony B [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No, you don't want a bootable floppy. XP prompts you to insert a floppy when
you press F6 and reads the drivers from there.
On 10/10/07,
What the heck is an AHA-39320? I know you don't expect us to take the time
to look it up, so how is that 'simple'? Anyway, chances are it will need
drivers from a floppy drive - one of the first prompts during the XP setup.
disappeared from the BIOS, XP Pro still recognized it. I decided, I
If anyone is confused by the subject, I apologize. I put it that way for
simplicity.
In the past week, I have had a problem that has, sort of flip-flopped. I
originally had an AHA-19160 in my tower until, my hard drive seemingly
disappeared from the card's BIOS. While the drive disappeared
Tony, I laughed at myself, when you asked that question. That was rather vague
of me.
The AHA-19160 and, AHA-39320 are Host Adapters, made by Adaptec.
As for the prompt, I see that, when I try to install XP Pro but, when I press
F6, nothing happens. I know nothing is wrong with the keyboard.
Note that you must connect a floppy drive first, and it must be enabled in
the BIOS. And it's gotta have a driver on it (check their website).
On 10/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tony, I laughed at myself, when you asked that question. That was rather
vague of me.
The
No, you don't want a bootable floppy. XP prompts you to insert a floppy when
you press F6 and reads the drivers from there.
On 10/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I downloaded the driver from Adaptec's website.
As for having the floppy drive enabled, I never disabled it. I
I would give that credence, except, I can press both, DEL to access the CMOS
Setup and, Ctrl-A to access the SCSI BIOS so, I know the keyboard is working.
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From: Tony B [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe your keyboard hasn't been recognized yet. Try
You've only got a short window of time to do this, so perhaps you are
missing it.
Mike
On 10/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would give that credence, except, I can press both, DEL to access the
CMOS Setup and, Ctrl-A to access the SCSI BIOS so, I know the keyboard is
I went on alt.periphs.scsi, earlier and, looked through the archives. Another
person had a problem similar to mine. They were told to re-install the 19160
then, download the drivers for the 39320 then, to re-install the 39320 so, I
will do that tomorrow.
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