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Old 09-17-2008, 04:14 PM
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i don't see how this is posted in the wrong thread. the thread is about dual booting xp with vista and that is what im trying to do and having a problem during that setup.
Then you should have explained that you were trying to dual boot when we see these posts we see the question and not the forum it is written under.So without details we are allways having to quess at what you are trying to inform us to the problem

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anyhow, thanks for your suggestion, i did see the prompt to press f6 to load additional drivers however when I press f6 nothing happens and the setup continues as if I never pressed it. I restarted many times and tried it even pressing the key multiple times but it does not seem to recognize it for some odd reason.
You need to be a bit more patient. When you press the F6 key it will continue to load files till it is ready to install the third party drivers and you will be prompted to insert the disk that the files are loaded on

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the device driver file is a .exe so i cannot even slipstream it into the install disk.any further suggestions? Thanks!
1)If you got the drivers from the motherboard driver CD there is a file in there explaining the proper procedure for making the drivers ready to be installed.

2)If you got the drivers from the manufacturer's website there should be a instructional sheet on how to install the drivers as well...

In most cases you will need to use the "Make disc" application that is also included on the mobo driver CD or the manufacturer's website.



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