You will need to download the file and put it on a burnt cd or a usb flash drive and unzip it. You then can load the windows disk and when it calls for the driver browse to where the intel rapid file you unzipped and click on it to install. You can also try booting into the bios and switching to ATA instead of SATA. Save the changes and then boot to the Windows disk and install Windows. Once you have Windows installed load the drivers and check the bios to put it back to SATA .
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September 18th, 2015 05:00
basilistsam,
You will need to download the file and put it on a burnt cd or a usb flash drive and unzip it. You then can load the windows disk and when it calls for the driver browse to where the intel rapid file you unzipped and click on it to install. You can also try booting into the bios and switching to ATA instead of SATA. Save the changes and then boot to the Windows disk and install Windows. Once you have Windows installed load the drivers and check the bios to put it back to SATA .
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September 21st, 2015 11:00
Dell-Robin D,
I see not raid on the studio 1558. He can still follow the instructions for installing the driver listed in the previous post if needed.