I am in the process of installing SBS 2003 R2 on a new server for a new client. The servers these days don't come with floppies, nor floppy connections. But we still need them to install third party SCSI drivers. So, I ordered a USB floppy with this new server. When starting the SBS install, I press F6 when it asks if I need to load third party drivers. Then when the install programs comes up and says it can't find any drives, do I want to load specific drivers, I press S, the appropriate response. It then prompts me to insert the diskette in Drive A: and hit enter. I do and it recognizes the drivers. I select one and it says Windows has a later driver. Would you rather use the one on the diskette or the later Windows one. I first selected use the later Windows one but then it still showed that Windows didn't have any drives. So, I went back and tried again but said let me use the drivers on the diskette. Things appeared to go well, I partitioned and formatted my RAID drives, but then it prompted me to insert the driver diskette in Drive A: and hit Enter. Hit Enter and nothing happens. As much as I hit Enter, nothing happens. So, I started over and tried again, hoping something would catch. Same experience. Then I tried it without hitting F6 to specify a driver but then it flat out told me there were no drives to install anything on and my only choice was to abort the install. So FINALLY I decided to see what would happen if I hit F6, let it read my driver diskette (always could at this point), but when it asked if I wanted to use the later Windows driver, I chose YES. It still indicated that it didn't have any drives, at this point, but when I proceeded on it did present the two logical RAID drives and let me install on them! It's loading SBS as I write. YEA!