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Does anyone have any experience installing Windows XP on SATA drives without the use of a floppy drive?
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No easy way, almost easier to install a spare floppy drive for the install (if the mobo supports it).
Most people use Nlite and burn a new Windows XP install CD with the SATA drivers slipstreamed on it.
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I did not need any separate drivers for SATA.Comment
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