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To: porn_start878 who wrote (126945)	10/28/2000 11:49:14 PM
From: Joe NYC	Respond to of 1583867

Max, I still don't know the details of what you are trying to do, but don't install the driver for the controller during windows installation. Just connect the drive to ATA-33 or 66 and install like that. Once you have Windows 2000 up and running, you will normally see that it doesn't recognize your additional ATA-100 controller. At this point install the device driver. After the system reboots, if you see the controller working fine in device manager, reconnect the disk to the ATA-100 controller. I followed this procedure with 2 non-standard IDE controllers and it worked fine for me: ABIT KT7-RAID and ABIT BP6 (dual Celeron). Joe