Download/copy over the RAID drivers to another local location.Start up nLite and follow the on-screen instructions, which involves either clicking next or browsing to the Windows location, the RAID drivers, a Service Pack if you want to add it, and any other settings.At the end, you can burn your new CD directly or create an ISO, a very convenient way to end things.

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Installing Windows XP With F6 AHCI/RAID Drivers From USB OnlySometimes installing Windows can be a truly challenging problem. For example, if you need to install Windows XP (because it's an old hardware uncapable of running something better), and you need to install operating system to the SATA HDD in AHCI mode or to the RAID controller (with appropriate F6 floppy drivers), but you have neither CD/DVD nor floppy drive available, just USB ports!Using the power of FlashBoot, you can solve even this challenge. This article explains step by step, how to install Windows XP with builtin F6 floppy drivers for AHCI/RAID disk using USB thumbdrive only. What is AHCI/RAID drivers? Who needs them?Hard Disks (HDD) and Solid State Disks (SSD) are connected to the computer via controller(a chip on the motherboard).

Modern disks have Serial, old generation of disks had.SATA controller can work in two modes: ATA-compatible mode (i.e. How to install Windows XP from customized ISO file with F6 AHCI/RAID drivers if I don't have DVD drive?Use to convertcustomized ISO file into bootable USB thumbdrive.

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The process is explained in detail. TroubleshootingIf you have problems integrating SATA/AHCI drivers into Windows XP, read this section.Q: Which operating systems are supported/recommended?A: None of pre-Windows 2000 (Windows 3.11, Windows 95/98 and Windows ME). Windows 2000 may workwith some Intel drivers.