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1. #Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility for windows 7 drivers
2. #Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility for windows 7 driver
3. #Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility for windows 7 manual

Personally i'd boot back into the WinPE environment, when you see the blue background, press F8 to bring up a command prompt. I am totally stuck, and I'm like a minute away from brain implosion. If anyone knows ANYTHING that may be able to help lil ole me, it would be MUCH appreciated. Something just doesn't seem right about that!!!Īfter giving it some though, I'm thinking maybe the IDE drive is the problem with Windows 7? I am running a Phoenix AwardBIOS CMOS Setup Utility, and it's so incredibly bare, I just don't know what I could change that would make a difference. So anyway, I start perusing the BIOS to see if anything funny is sticking out, and I go to the boot order and change my HDD as my first priority (CD-ROM was selected first), but whenever I select it to boot, it says "No operating system found." It just made me re-install and restart, but when I get to the restart, ugh. All that seemed to do is the same thing as cleaning the partition. So anyway, I read somewhere else that I needed to delete the MININT & _SMSTaskSequence directories However, it did clear the error and made me start the installation from scratch, but when I got back to the restart. Well, I did some research online and found that basically that just means that there was some leftover files in the partition from a previous deployment, so just clean out the partition Into WinPE!, then went into a thing about the boot order, etc, etc. Thank you for taking the time to try to help me.Well, I ran the Windows 7 installer, and I made it through and it said it needed to restart, but whenever it restarted, it would have this super long message about how the task has been suspended, and how Litetouch encountered an environmental error, boot I have tried doing this by taking the System Restore disk out and putting in the disk that I made and also by putting the Restore disk in the DVD drive and the disk that I made into the CD-RW drive and I get the same response either way.

#Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility for windows 7 drivers

So I press "S" and then it says "Setup could not find a floppy drive on your machine to load OEM drivers from floppy disk." * To specify additional SCSI adapters, CD-ROM drives, or special disk controllers for use with Windows, including those for which you have a device support disk from a mass storage device manufacturer, press S."

Currently, Setup will load support for the following mass storage device(s): "Windows Setup could not determine the type of one or more mass storage devices installed in your system, or you have chosen to manually specify an adapter. Early on it says "press F6 if you need to install.", I pushed F6, it loaded a few things and then says I forgot to finish what I was saying after I listed the files that I put on the CD.

My BIOS looks just like the first screenshot on the first link that you posted just with different things in the boxes. My BIOS does not have an integrated peripherals section.

#Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility for windows 7 manual

These are the file that I believed the manual said could be necessary.Ĭommando.

#Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility for windows 7 driver

I made a cd with the following files on it: fasttxt, txtsetup.oem, readme.txt(these 3 files are what was downloaded from the MB website under "RAID"), FLASH.EXE, AFLASH.EXE, BIOS 1015.003, and VIA 4 in 1 Driver Package Service. I DL'd the manual for my mother board and read all that I could about updating my BIOS.