The Driver Update Tool – is a utility that contains more than 27 million official drivers for all hardware, including standard sata ahci-controller driver. You might need to update the second 'Standard SATA AHCI Controller' entry from Device Manager. And no, you do not need 'Intel Rapid Storage Technology' program, it is designed to show you the status of your drives it is not essential, in addition it runs as a startup item.
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Discus and support Is Windows 10 Standard AHCI Driver Sufficient? in Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware to solve the problem; I have an I5 Ivy-Bridge (B75 chipset) system. Windows 10 is up and running (fresh install) and I've been able to load all but the correct SATA drivers... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware' started by rcxtra, Sep 9, 2015.
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About amdxata.sys - I've never liked to deal with motherboard related issues due to their complexities or amounts of information to bear in mind
but my (ignorant) guess to this happening:
either it recognised the component completely wrongly, that it makes a use of the 'unexpected driver'
or
it's per motherboard's / OS's design
or
something is fishy about motherboard's build (motherboard's sub-components are not original/matching?)
or
I lack understanding of things in this specific algorithm they use to load and make things work.
Have you ever had to repair motherboard in past? It's unlikely the case, ...probably skip it.
I've done a bit of reading on Gigabyte forum - I think you were on the right track about drivers and setting up correctly the environment for Windows 7 installation. It may be that due to this poor design and the facts seen throughout your observations and info provided, you may need extra supportive software/drivers installed before Win can take its proper place on drive.
It takes on much time to go through each article whilst applying full understanding of things said there, I can't keep up with this amount of reading for the spare time that I've got.
However, I would go through alike situations that other people had with drivers and apply if applicable alike set of actions they did for their situation in order to tackle the recognition of mode for Windows. There is a good reason for this - you've already figured out to use some patch for things to work out.
Could you write your motherboard's model? In extra available spare time of mine, I might do more reading.
Also, have you only tried Windows 7 or did you try other OS installations on your machine (Win 8/10)?
but my (ignorant) guess to this happening:
either it recognised the component completely wrongly, that it makes a use of the 'unexpected driver'
or
it's per motherboard's / OS's design
or
something is fishy about motherboard's build (motherboard's sub-components are not original/matching?)
or
I lack understanding of things in this specific algorithm they use to load and make things work.
Have you ever had to repair motherboard in past? It's unlikely the case, ...probably skip it.
I've done a bit of reading on Gigabyte forum - I think you were on the right track about drivers and setting up correctly the environment for Windows 7 installation. It may be that due to this poor design and the facts seen throughout your observations and info provided, you may need extra supportive software/drivers installed before Win can take its proper place on drive.
It takes on much time to go through each article whilst applying full understanding of things said there, I can't keep up with this amount of reading for the spare time that I've got.
However, I would go through alike situations that other people had with drivers and apply if applicable alike set of actions they did for their situation in order to tackle the recognition of mode for Windows. There is a good reason for this - you've already figured out to use some patch for things to work out.
Could you write your motherboard's model? In extra available spare time of mine, I might do more reading.
Also, have you only tried Windows 7 or did you try other OS installations on your machine (Win 8/10)?