Dell Optiplex 780 Windows 2003 Drivers
Get drivers and downloads for your Dell OptiPlex 780. Download and install the latest drivers, firmware and software. I've got two brand new Dell Optiplex 780 PCs and I cannot get 32-bit Windows 2003 Standard Server installed on either one. I've tried all four BIOS options for SATA operation and all result in a BSOD either when booting from the CD or when it tries to copy installation files.
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Aznetworks - the CD is a low probability, but I've seen it before, and doing RIS install is a pretty convenient thing to set up in the first place, so I'm thinking of killing a few birds with one stone. But my money is on POwerEdgeTech's advice of looking into the Dell openmanage CD, if one exists that supports your model. Odds favor driver issue, not CD or CD firmware.
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Which leads me to another point, I have seen CD drives that work fine under WInXP, but once the same machine is booted to Vista the CD stops working, due to firmware/BIOS issues. Not saying this is the case, but again with a network install, you eliminate media, CD drive, CD firmware, BIOS incompatibility with CD drive hardware, so at very least you eliminate a lot of possibilities and save time.