Full Version: Looking for drivers for sata drive
I wnet to the forum and followed the link for the driver pack. that took me to an intel site and a download whichgot the following file "iata78_enu.exe" This obviously not a zip that can be extracted. I tried to RUN the file but refused because the machine I am running on is not an Intel. Any thoughts on how to get the correct driver pack for my computer with Intel chip set so i can see the 160 Gb HD when booting with UBCD4Win??
QUOTE (marcansupport @ Nov 28 2007, 12:42 PM) 
I wnet to the forum and followed the link for the driver pack. that took me to an intel site and a download whichgot the following file "iata78_enu.exe" This obviously not a zip that can be extracted. I tried to RUN the file but refused because the machine I am running on is not an Intel. Any thoughts on how to get the correct driver pack for my computer with Intel chip set so i can see the 160 Gb HD when booting with UBCD4Win??
If you use the default UBCD4Win 3.10, it should include the drivers you need. If they aren't working, then we need more information on your motherboard of your computer and/or your SATA controller. Thanks.
@marcansupport
Try current BTS massstorage driver pack.
Or ask at BTS forum for iastor 7.8 support.
As for extracting drivers
http://downloadmirror.intel.com/14848/ENG/readme.txt
Try current BTS massstorage driver pack.
Or ask at BTS forum for iastor 7.8 support.
As for extracting drivers
http://downloadmirror.intel.com/14848/ENG/readme.txt
QUOTE
7.2 Use one of the following command examples to extract the
driver files from the different package types:
c:\iata_cd.exe -a -a -pc:\<path>
c:\iata_enu.exe -a -a -pc:\<path>
c:\setup.exe -a -pc:\<path>
When the command is run, the installation process begins;
simply click through the dialogs as prompted. This will not
install the driver, it will only extract the driver files to
<path>. After the extraction is completed, the driver
files can be found in <path>\Driver.
driver files from the different package types:
c:\iata_cd.exe -a -a -pc:\<path>
c:\iata_enu.exe -a -a -pc:\<path>
c:\setup.exe -a -pc:\<path>
When the command is run, the installation process begins;
simply click through the dialogs as prompted. This will not
install the driver, it will only extract the driver files to
<path>. After the extraction is completed, the driver
files can be found in <path>\Driver.
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