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At the time of installing the Windows XP operating system, normally you are encouraged to push F6 to install the Intel SATA drivers via floppy drive. I think that the DX58SO motherboard doesn't have a floppy drive, can you say me how you install the Window XP operating system onto your DX58SO motherboard? Any help related to this would be really appreciated. Thanks in Advance.
If your computer system doesn’t approach with an internal floppy disk drive, utilize software to slipstream the driver and thus generate a fresh operating system which is already incorporated with the F6 (Function 6) drivers. Construct a fresh Bootable ISO image and burn up it on a CD drive. If you want more information about that then you can go to Intel support.
The DS58SO motherboard has no floppy interface with it, so a floppy drive is not an alternative. How is Windows XP operating system installed on this motherboard not including the slipstreaming, the SATA drivers to generate a Window XP operating system installing cd-rom with the SATA drivers? Do anyone have any idea please suggest me.
Do you mean to say that is there are some instructions for how to "slipstream" the DX58SO SATA drivers to make a bootable cd-rom with Windows XP operating system and the Intel SATA drivers? The same mother board has no cd-rom for the installation of the operating system you have to go for the some external drive to install the Windows XP operating system on your Intel DX58SO motherboard which you have.
You have to utilize the slipstreamed method as it is the mainly simple and consistent method. There are a few who make use of an external floppy drive, but there are more than a few issues for that, as Microsoft has an incomplete integer of well-matched floppy drives. I think will solve the problem of installing the operating system on your motherboard.