rmartin
June 7th 04, 01:58 PM
> If it's an option, the preferable procedure would be to use the existing IDE
> disk on a plug in (eg, PCI) controller. Disable the motherboard IDE
> controller, and the plug-in controller appears to BIOS and Windows as the
> primary controller, and Windows installs like a standard PC.
How i don't know the procedure?
Isn't possible i have a notebook, in the bio i can't disble IDE
controller? and i don't think is possible install a PCI controller?
Is there possible to explain windows what are the right driver like a
HD SCSI?
rmartin
> disk on a plug in (eg, PCI) controller. Disable the motherboard IDE
> controller, and the plug-in controller appears to BIOS and Windows as the
> primary controller, and Windows installs like a standard PC.
How i don't know the procedure?
Isn't possible i have a notebook, in the bio i can't disble IDE
controller? and i don't think is possible install a PCI controller?
Is there possible to explain windows what are the right driver like a
HD SCSI?
rmartin