WINDOWS 2000 SERVER DOESNT DETECT SCSI DEVICES

carlos784 · Jun 16, 2008

Hi, good morning, im having a problem installing windows 2000 server in a
x343 ibm server, it cannot detect a scsi drives array, i know that i need the
driver of this scsi drives to solve the problem, but when i press f6 to
install it and then I press 's' to locate the driver, windows ask me to
insert a disk in unit A, the problem here is that my server doesnt have a
floppy unit, what can i do to install the driver with a unit different to A???

Please help!!!

Thanks!!!

Meinolf Weber · Jun 16, 2008

Hello carlos784,

Use a USB floppy drive, they are cheap.

Best regards

Meinolf Weber
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Dave Patrick · Jun 17, 2008

I don't think it will work. I think you'll need to temp connect a standard
floppy drive or look at doing an unattended installation.

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