 Device drivers for RAID and other disk controllers are often provided on CD-ROMs by the manufacturers, but they must be copied to an F6 disk if they are to be used during Windows Setup.An alternative approach is to slipstream the required SATA/SCSI/SAS/RAID/EIDE drivers into the Windows installation files directory (e.g.i386 for the x86 variety) by means of software like nLite and then create an ISO image that can be burned to CD or DVD media.