Wich S-ATA driver should i use?

Hi
Im going to reinnstall Win XP becouse of a bad startup sector.
But i lost the S-ATA driver floppy diskette.
Can somebody give me a link to a (not beta) S-ATA driver (that one you innstall before Win XP) to my mainboard?
I really need it!

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Originally posted by TDK
Hi
Im going to reinnstall Win XP becouse of a bad startup sector.
But i lost the S-ATA driver floppy diskette.
Can somebody give me a link to a (not beta) S-ATA driver (that one you innstall before Win XP) to my mainboard?
I really need it!
Hi
You will find all the drivers and disks, plus bioses here, just follow instructions.
http://www.m-m.me.uk/Macs/index_files/Page561.htm
cheers
jocko

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From: Gene Chuang [mailto:[email protected]]
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Help please?

Hi
The Satellite Pro A100 were equipped with the different WLan cards; two different Wlan cards are possible; Intel and Atheros.
All necessary WLan drivers can be found either on the Toshiba European driver page or on the Toshiba WLan portal.
http://aps.toshiba-tro.de/wlan/
Check both drivers. One of them will work for sure!
Regards

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