Cannot install raid drivers via F6

G

Guest

Following a major virus infection, (I downloaded something I shouldn't have),
I have been trying to put XP on a machine that ran my home network with
Server 2003. I get the following error when trying to load the raid drivers
on pressing F6:

File txtsetup.oem caused an unexpected error (1024) at line 1747 in
d:\xpsprtm\base\boot\setup\oemdisk.c.

I get the same error message when I have tried to reload Server 2003. There
is no disk d: as far as I know. I have formatted the drives seperatley so
that they are totally clear, but no matter what I try, it still comes up with
the same message. I have downloaded the latest drivers from the DFi website
and they give the same message. The machine has been working fine for 18
months with a mirror drive based on two 75GB WD Raptors for the operating
system and programs and 4 300GB Maxtors in a Raid 5 array for data using the
motherboard raid arrays.

Any help with this will be much appreciated as I need to access some of the
data on the raid 5 array which did not backup correctly.

Thanks in advance


"If you always do what you''''ve always done, you''''ll always get what
you''''ve always got"
 
M

Mario Schmidt

"If you always do what you''''ve always done, you''''ll always get what
you''''ve always got"

Sounds true to me.

No one wants to backup but everyone wants to restore!
 
G

Guest

D: would probably be youre cdrom with the installation cd in it,try
cleaning the
cd,use rubbing alcohol,as this is the exact same solution all the cd & dvd
cleaners
have in thier overpriced bottles...Also,chk youre connections.
 

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