Integrar Drivers Sata/raid/scsi no cd de instalação do WindowsXP

" Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer when installing Windows XP."
Você precisa de fazer o donwload dos drivers SATA RAID, extraí-lo para a disquete e, em seguida, ao instalar XP, é necessário pressionar F6 para instalar o driver RAID.
No entanto os novos pc's nao trazem drive de disquetes.
É um desperdício de comprar uma unidade de disquetes USB externo apenas a utilizar para instalar o Windows XP.
A fim de não utilizar o unidade de disquetes, você pode integrar o disquete SATA RAID driver no Windows XP CD.
Dessa forma, você pode instalar o Windows XP Num disco rígido SATA sem usar a disquete. Você precisa ter XP CD ou os arquivos fontes (i386) no seu computador, a disquete SATA RAID driver que pode ser descarregado a partir do site do fabricante da motherboard e um CD / DVD virgem.
Aqui estão os passos.
1. Download and install nLite
2. Download SATA driver from manufacturer website and extract it to a new folder.
My motherboard is MSI, so I downloaded the SATA driver from MSI.
3. Run nLite and select the language that you want to display in nLite
4. Specify the Windows XP installation files. If there is a i386 folder at the root of your drive, most probably that can be used. If not, enter your XP CD and browse your disc drive letter. Click Next once done.
5. Click Next again when you’re at Presets.
6. At Task Selection, click Drivers and Bootable ISO . Click Next.
7. Now click Insert button, select “ Multiple driver folder “, choose the folder with extracted drivers and click OK.
Select the shown drivers to integrate. Do not select 64 bit drivers on a 32 bit Windows XP.
Click OK when done selecting the drivers. Click Next.
8. You’ll need to choose the exact type of hardware and OS if listed.
A few textmode integration options will be listed.
You can check the manufacturer’s website to know which chipset is being used.
Select the drivers and click OK and then click Next.
9. Click Yes when asked “ Do you want to start the process? ” The driver integration wouldn’t take more than a minute.
Click Next when done.
10. At the next screen you can create a bootable ISO to burn to CD/DVD, or you can even burn to CD directly using “Direct Burn”.
Congratulations! You now have a new Windows XP CD/DVD that contains SATA RAID drivers. Boot your laptop or desktop with the new XP CD and install as normal.