870 G54 XP Sata drivers?

Hi I just installed a 870a g54 motherboard and get a BSOD stop screen when I try to boot XP which is most likely because of missing sata drivers. I have done a repair install but that didn't install the drivers i need. Anyone know where to find the XP sata controller drivers I need so i can include them on a xp disc using nlite?

Did you look here:
http://eu.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=2057
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Hi I just installed a 870a g54 motherboard and get a BSOD stop screen when I try to boot XP which is most likely because of missing sata drivers.
You can't just replace a mainboard and expect Windows XP to boot up as normal. The BSOD is normal in this case. Best to do a fresh install if a repair install fails.
Are you using RAID? If not, you don't even need SATA drivers, if you set the SATA controller to run in 'IDE' mode.

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Our laptop now runs much faster, opens and closes faster and is more stable.
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Method
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Also, backup any files that you may have placed on the hard drive as you will lose the lot including any emails and address books and web favourites etc.
Unfortunately, the Toshiba disc that comes with this laptop does not appear to have any of the required drivers with it. Instead, I think that it relies on Vista keeping copies on your hard drive. This is not very bright as when the hard drive fails you have lost everything!
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Web page
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=N&ProductID=816&DwnldID=14528 &strOSs=45&OSFullName=Windows* XP Home Edition&lang=eng
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You will need enough spare hard drive memory to take a copy of your XP install CD (approx 700MB).
Run the program 'sp37005.exe' and it will install to your hard drive. Don't install to a floppy.
Download 'NLite' from: http://www.nliteos.com/download.html
When you run NLite it will probably say that you need to install '.net Framework', if so, quit NLite and go and find the program. This is a Microsoft program that you can find by searching on Google for the relevant page on the Microsoft website.
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The program will ask where your XP disc is then it will ask where you want to save the copy.
On the 'Task selection' screen select 'Drivers' and 'Bootable ISO'. then press 'Next'.
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Put a new burnable CD in your CD writer, wait for it to be recognised and exit any window that might pop up to allow you to install files
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-As you can tell, this is quite convuluted but avoids you having to buy a USB floppy drive and it provides a neat solution.
Hasta La Vista!!
Now you are ready to begin the cleansing process, if you are brave enough to continue....
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