Specifying Third-Party SCSI, CD-ROM, or Special Disk Controller Driver During Setup

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SUMMARY

Specifying a third-party controller driver during Setup should be necessary only if Windows 2000 does not contain a driver for your SCSI adapter, CD-ROM drive, or special disk controller, or if Setup does not detect your hardware correctly.

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To select a third-party controller during Setup:

During the first phase of Setup, at the "Setup is inspecting your computer's hardware configuration" screen, press the F6 key.
Press S to specify an additional driver. You are prompted for the manufacturer-supplied disk.
After all additional drivers have been specified, press ENTER to continue with Setup.