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XP INSTALL DISC PREPERATION

Some Vaios (including the AR71ZU) have an Intel RAID controller, i.e. 2 physical hard disks joined together as an array, where the array is seen as one big hard drive by the operating system. The original Windows installation discs do not include the Intel driver for this RAID controller, so you'll need to build a new XP install disc and integrate the driver into the new build. This process is called 'Slipstreaming' and also allows you to integrate the two XP Service Packs into the build, so that you don't need to install them separately afterwards. The 'nLite' application (linked to above) makes all this dead easy:

1) Extract the files from the Intel 'f6flpy3288.zip' file into a new folder.
2) Install nLite and start the application.
3) Stick your original XP disc in the DVD drive and point nLite to the disc when prompted to locate the 'Windows Installation', then tell it to extract the XP install files to a new folder.
4) Click 'Next' through to the 'Task Selection' screen, tick 'Service Pack', 'Drivers', and 'Bootable ISO', then click 'Next'.
5) On the 'Service Pack' screen, point nLite to the 'XP Service Pack 2' EXE file and let it extract the install files.
6) On the 'Service Pack' screen again, point nLite to the 'XP Service Pack 3' EXE file and let it extract the install files, then click 'Next'.
7) On the 'Drivers' screen, click 'Insert', select 'Single Driver', and point nLite to the 'iaStor.inf' file in the 'f6flpy3288' folder you created in Step 1.
8) Tick 'Textmode Driver' and select 'Intel ICH8M-E/ICH9M-E SATA RAID Controller' then click 'OK', then click 'Next'.
9) Click 'Yes' to start the build process when prompted, and let it finalize the build.
10) Click 'Next' through to the 'Bootable ISO' screen and choose whether to create an ISO file, or burn directly to a blank CD, and you're done.