BSOD fresh install on new hard drive

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  1. Spectrum
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       New #11

    Ztruker said:
    Also, if you just double click on msinfo32.nfo you get the System Info formatted display which also does not include that data. Not good.
    It's not missing that information. Components -> Storage -> SCSI -> Scroll to the bottom.
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  3. Ztruker
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       New #12

    I thought I looked everywhere. Not there though. Why isn't included in the Software / System Drivrs sections? That would be the logical place for it.

    Oh well.

    Thank you.
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