[RESOLVED] Win 2000 drivers for IDE or CD?

[Bonzo Dog]

I have an 133 MHz PC on which I loaded Win 2000 server.

All works fine including the IDE CD drive (from which 2000 was loaded)

Every time I boot the PC I get messages saying that found new hardware for the CD and both IDE channels.

I search for drivers without success.

I'm not sure if I should be looking for a CD driver (LG the CD maker thinks I should be looking for a bus mastering IDE driver)

or an IDE driver

As I can't find the motherbaord makers name I'm working on the BIOS name AMI although their utility does not identify the BIOS or Motherboard maker.

The BIOS number

51-3109-000807-00011111-101094-SiS551X-Z

is not listed on the AMI site.

The soldered in chip has

586
D456115

printed on it.

Any help on which driver I need to rid me of the startup messages (or a way to simply stop them as the PC/CD works fine !) would be most appreciated.

Bonzo Dog

[iateyourcat]

your cd maker is prolly right. get yourself an updated driver specifically for your board.

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[AlienDyne]

Win2K Server on a P133-based system????

Way to go....


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[StevePorter]

Consider a motherboard/CPU combo upgrade...you can pick up a much faster combo, although not state-of-the-art, for $125 or so (Celeron 500 system at http://www.pricewatch.com). You would be much happier...

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