Tip for Loading Promise Drivers

I've been working on my new KT6 Delta FIS2R machine and experiencing a real problem regarding the Promise drivers into Windows 98. Whenever I would load the Promise drivers and reboot, Windows 98 would hang in DOS Mode after the Windows Splash went away. As I noted in a previous post, I tried all sortrs of tricks, including copying only the Win 98 drivers onto a floppy and loading from it. Nothing worked. Every time the system hung after loading the Promise drivers, rebooting in Safe Mode would allow me to remove the Promise drivers, but the process always screwed up Windows initiation, and I always had to reformat thge disk and do a fresh install from scratch.
Finally, I decided to do something really different. Instead of just going down the menu of the MSI install disk, starting with the Via 4-in-1 dreivers, going on to the USB's, etc., I tried loading the Promise Drivers before anything else, even the 4-in-1's; and, voila! The Promise drivers loaded and the system reboots fine.
Since I had had some fleeting difficulties, sometimes, loading the Via SATA drivers, I selected that item second, and thgey loaded fine, also.
So, if the Promise drivers are giving you problems after loading, try loading them absolutely first into a new install of Windows.

BTW, I have also been having a problem on the same machine, installing the drivers for a Linksys PCI wireless network card. I would get a error message that one of the DLL's that Linksys provides couldn't be loaded by the application when I clicked on it. So, I installed the Linksys software third; and, everything went fine.
I can't say for sure, but I suspect that all of this relates to some subtle conflicts with the 4-in-1's, which, BTW, loaded fine as the 4th item in the sequence.

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