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Old April 19th 04, 05:29 PM
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Default Installing new hard drive

Piotr Makley wrote :

I am interested in IDE controller chipsets because I need to keep
an eye on what the controllers are when I change the mobo for
WinXP.

Seems that XP gets installed with a driver for only one particular
IDE controller.

Where can I get a list of controller chipsets used over the last
three years or so?


You can force XP to use generic IDE driver, thers REG file on the
internet doing that.

Pozdrawiam.
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