How to Slipstream Your SATA Drivers Into a Windows XP Installation CD Using nLite

Locate and download the SATA Controller driver by using a search engine to find a file named “f6flpy3286.zip”; ,Extract the file contents to “%userprofile%\desktop\SATA Driver” , Download and install nLite., Insert your Windows XP CD and cancel the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Locate and download the SATA Controller driver by using a search engine to find a file named “f6flpy3286.zip”;

    nLite is a free program which allows you to integrate software and drivers into a Windows installation source.

    Use a search engine to locate nLite v1.4.9.1 or download the installer from the following location: http://www.nliteos.com/download.html ,, Choose English (default) and click Next. , Enter the drive letter of your CD-ROM, usually "E:\" or "D:\" (without quotes) as the path to your Windows installation source.

    Click Next. ,, Now click OK. , Click Next when this is complete. , Just click Next. , Click on Drivers and Bootable ISO, then click Next. , Click Insert, and choose Single Driver. ,, Make sure Textmode driver is selected as the Mode type.

    Highlight "Intel (R) ICH9M-E/M SATA AHCI Controller" and click OK, then click Next. ,"

    click Yes , When this is finished, click Next, eject your Windows CD and insert a blank CD-R , Select Direct Burn for the Mode type and enter a volume label for your CD (eg.

    XPSP3SATA). ,, You can now install Windows XP as you would normally.
  2. Step 2: Extract the file contents to “%userprofile%\desktop\SATA Driver”

  3. Step 3: Download and install nLite.

  4. Step 4: Insert your Windows XP CD and cancel the AutoPlay menu if it comes up.

  5. Step 5: Launch nLite.

  6. Step 6: Now you must locate the installation source path.

  7. Step 7: A message pops up saying "Select where to save the CD installation files for modification"

  8. Step 8: just click OK.

  9. Step 9: Select Desktop

  10. Step 10: click Make New Folder and name it "XP Source" (without quotes).

  11. Step 11: nLite will now copy your XP installation files to the folder you created.

  12. Step 12: You should now be at the Presets page which should be empty unless you have used nLite before.

  13. Step 13: Now you are at the Task Selection window.

  14. Step 14: You have to locate our SATA controller driver here.

  15. Step 15: In the File Name box type in "%userprofile%\desktop\sata driver\iaAHCI.inf" (without quotes) and click Open.

  16. Step 16: The Driver Integration Options window pops up now.

  17. Step 17: A new message comes up asking "Do you want to start the process?

  18. Step 18: Now nLite will integrate your drivers into your XP installation folder (%userprofile%\desktop\XP Source).

  19. Step 19: You should be at the Bootable ISO window.

  20. Step 20: Now just click on Burn and wait for the CD writing process to complete.

  21. Step 21: Congratulations

  22. Step 22: you have successfully created a bootable Windows XP installation CD with your SATA controller drivers already integrated.

Detailed Guide

nLite is a free program which allows you to integrate software and drivers into a Windows installation source.

Use a search engine to locate nLite v1.4.9.1 or download the installer from the following location: http://www.nliteos.com/download.html ,, Choose English (default) and click Next. , Enter the drive letter of your CD-ROM, usually "E:\" or "D:\" (without quotes) as the path to your Windows installation source.

Click Next. ,, Now click OK. , Click Next when this is complete. , Just click Next. , Click on Drivers and Bootable ISO, then click Next. , Click Insert, and choose Single Driver. ,, Make sure Textmode driver is selected as the Mode type.

Highlight "Intel (R) ICH9M-E/M SATA AHCI Controller" and click OK, then click Next. ,"

click Yes , When this is finished, click Next, eject your Windows CD and insert a blank CD-R , Select Direct Burn for the Mode type and enter a volume label for your CD (eg.

XPSP3SATA). ,, You can now install Windows XP as you would normally.

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