Windows 7: SATA Drivers - Load Using Shift+F10 to Open CMD

SATA Drivers - Load Using Shift+F10 to Open CMD

How to Load SATA Driver Using Shift+F10 to Open Command Prompt
Published 27 Mar 2010

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How to load SATA driver when using Shift+F10 to open an Command Prompt on Windows 7 or Vista DVD

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When you try using Shift+F10 to open Command Prompt on Windows 7 or Vista DVD, Command Prompt can not find your Hard Drive.

1) Close Command Prompt window.

2) Click Repair my Computer.

3) Click Load drivers

4) Follow this tutorial:

SATA Drivers - Load in Windows Recovery Options

5) Close load driver window.

6) Press Shift + F10

Continue using Command Prompt.

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