SATA drivers integration using nLite: step by step

1. Download and install nLite - type in Google search box nLite download;
2. Download and install .NET Frameworks 2.0, unless nLite run - type in Google search box .NET Frameworks 2.0;
3. Now we need to find SATA driver for Windows XP - look at the name of the SATA controller (IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers) for your PC: MyComputer - Manage - Device Manager - IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers, example. Intel(R) 82801 HEM/HBM SATA ANCHI Controller and type in Google search Intel(R) 82801 HEM/HBM SATA ANCHI Controller download (file of SATA driver must be .ini or .inf, but doesn't .exe). Multi SATA driver for controller Intel(R) 82801 HEM/HBM SATA ANCHI you may download - SATA driver - for notebooks with Intel mainboard;

After SATA integration you'll need to record (not copy) image .ISO file to the CD/DVD. Example with Nero. Run Nero, record the image (.ISO file) to CD-RW or DVD-RW (you can rewrite such disc) Backup - Burn Image to disc.

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Follow the instructions in the sequence of image - you have got SATA driver (not compression), Windows XP setup disc, new folder for new Windows XP is created (C:\WindowsXP_Sata) and nLite with .NET Frameworks 2.0 is installed.

Integrate SATA drivers

Insert Windows XP setup disc into CD/DVD-ROM, close setup window ... and begin, run nLite:

Choose language:

click Browse and indicate the path to Windows XP - CDROM:

select new created folder where to save the files for modification:

copying:

copying is complete and defined Windows XP - click Next

next window is opened - click Next:

the Select task window is opened:

Click Drivers:

Indicate the path to SATA driver - click Multiple driver folder:


Select all of SATA drivers - click OK

click Next

click Yes

click Next

SATA integration is completed - click Finish

Make .ISO

Run nLite again, click any times Next till window Select task:





click Bootable .ISO and Next:

click Make .ISO:

Indicate the place where to save the image .ISO - Save - Next:

Status "Writing":

Image .ISO created successfully and click Next:

Customization finished !!!

Last step - burn the image .ISO to CD/DVD disc.