Densun

When I try doing a complete install of W2K, it gives a message that no hard drive was detected. This pops up when I press enter to continue with installation right at the beginning. I know it's working because I'm running Windows 98 on it right now. Could it be because it's a ATA-100? I also tried doing the complete install by starting it within Win98. This way causes a blue screen error where the no hard drive error was coming up.

Never mind! I had to copy something from another directory as well. It's installing now.

I also have an Asus A7V with the Promise Ultra 100 IDE drivers installed. I did put the drivers onto a floppy and pressed F6, but it said it could not find a certain file. I had copied the Windows 2000 directory drivers from the A7V CD.

I just noticed that Via has some bus master updates for Windows 2000. Should those be installed before installing W2K?

Even though it's an IDE and not RAID or SCSI?

Has anyone used the support tools that come on the Win2K CD? There's one application that emulates previous versions of Windows, possibly allowing things to run that otherwise would not. I'm curious as to how well it works.