Why can't I install the RAID driver?

I'm a newbie with a newly built system, I originally wanted to set up a RAID0 with my two drives but I ran into a problem using the instructions in the user's guide. No matter how many times I pressed F6 to install the RAID driver, it just won't load and pressing CTRL+I does nothing. Eventually I gave up and just install the drives as IDE drives and installed the OS on the first drive. After installing the OS, I tried to install the IAA RAID Edition but it keeps saying that I don't have the right I/O Controller installed even though I know I do because I checked it using Intel's chipid program. I'm running out of ideas, can anyone help me?

In Bios>>Integrated Peripherals>>On-Chip IDE Config:
You must have 'Configure SATA As Raid" set to "yes"
Then if you have the drives attached to Serial1&2 properly(data and power), you'll be able to use control-I to enter the Raid Utility and configure the Raid.
Then load the XP setup CD and hit F6 to install the Raid drivers and continue the WinXP installation.
The Intel IAA Raid Edition will Not install if it detects the Bios setting mentioned above is not enabled OR if there are no Raid configured drives.

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