nforce4 SLI x16 chipset.

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Finally I was able to obtain a copy of Vista RC1 and I was excited about
trying it in my computer. However I was not able to install it as it does not
recognize any drive in my computer.
I went to the Nvidia Website and download it what they have as beta drivers
for RC1 and when I try to install it windows is not able to find any drive to
install.
Is there any driver out there for my motherboard, it is an ASUS P5N32-SLI
Deluxe wiht the nforce4 SLI x16 chipset.
Help please.
 
Also, if you are running more than 2GB of ram reduce the ram to 2GB and try
again. This is a problem with my P5N32 SE SLI Deluxe (the new version of
your board). I have not installed Vista on it but I have quite a problem
with the mobo with XP Pro x64 (but not x86) above 2GB.
 
Why post your question 3 times dipstick?.
Don't tell me "the pc did it" because each one has a different subject
heading.
 
First of all I want to excuse myself for posting 3 times.
Now agout he comment that you made about me giving such an exuse that my pc
did it by it self, I would not do so.
The problem was that when I tried to post the question the first time I got
an error message saying that it could not be posted, therefore I pressed back
and copied all the contents of my question and then tried to post it again
and again with different subjects as I kepts getting the same error message.
I gave up and logged off and I did no see my post until today when I see I
got replies on my mail.

If I knew it was posted obiously I would not make the same question more
than one time as I think it is ridiculous and can annoy the members of the
board.
I excuse my self again and I appreciate all of your answers, even the ones
that have nothing to do with the innicial question.

Have a great day.
 
As a refference, I just got the same error again while posting my reply to
you, Here I paste it so that you can use it before you start judging people
in the future.

An error occurred while sending your post
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

We're sorry, but there was a problem with the system and your post was not
received. The error has been reported to Operations and will be investigated
as soon as possible. Please try again later.
 
It's a known and very annoying bug in the Microsoft web interface to these
newsgroups. It gives the user an error message that in effect says the
message wasn't posted so they try multiple posts before they realise what is
happening. You'll have to learn to ignore the multiple posts or you'll spend
a lot of time stressing over something you can't change. The bug has been
around forever and Microsoft doesn't appear to have any interest in fixing
it.
 
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