I have a Gateway notebook P6318U that usese a Sata driver(SI3531) not included in any version of Windows. Restore DVD not availabe from Gateway. HD died so I have no restore media or partition.
I have the driver, and the COA sticker and plan to purchase a copy of Vista on Ebay.
A few questions:
1 - Can I do this procedure on a Win 7 machine?
2 - The WAIK download is an ISO. I assume I make the cd/dvd and install that?
3 - Whayt is the correct order to slipstream the driver and SP ?
Any other tips ?
Thanks
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Newbie help needed , driver slipstream
#2
Posted 31 March 2012 - 01:18 AM
1. Yes.
2. Yes; you can also mount the ISO as a virtual CD/DVD and not burn it. Look at Daemon Tools and many others similar to it.
3. The correct way? Follow the order in vLite. AFAIK, you can't add a SP to Vista in vLite, so get a SP2 DVD.
Cheers
2. Yes; you can also mount the ISO as a virtual CD/DVD and not burn it. Look at Daemon Tools and many others similar to it.
3. The correct way? Follow the order in vLite. AFAIK, you can't add a SP to Vista in vLite, so get a SP2 DVD.
Cheers
#3
Posted 31 March 2012 - 08:56 AM
Thanks for the reply 
My main problem is integrating the SATA driver into the install so the install can recognize the HD and complete the installation.. I have no problem doing the SP update by downloading and running.
Thanks again
My main problem is integrating the SATA driver into the install so the install can recognize the HD and complete the installation.. I have no problem doing the SP update by downloading and running.
Thanks again
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