- #Drivers asrock p4vm800 windows xp drivers
- #Drivers asrock p4vm800 windows xp driver
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#Drivers asrock p4vm800 windows xp driver
Necessity is the mother of invention as they say and the Asmedia SATA Controller AHCI XP driver is now my baby. I gave it a shot after my last message and kept at it constantly to see if it were possible before returning here just now to read your new reply in case I gave up. I guess for some reason I thought if somehow you helped that would be great in case I failed something you volunteered might have helped to get it to work. I was expecting no assistance but I am persistent and managed to get it to work properly on my own. I have successfully modified the Asmedia Sata Controller AHCI driver to work on XP install. No problemo Dieter I just read your post so I deleted the previous message. This way you don’t need to integrate any storage driver into the XP image. Just connect the target drive to any of your on-board ASmedia SATA ports running in IDE mode. If you should not succeed, don’t bother me with future questions about the reason. If you want to get XP installed in AHCI mode onto your Z170 system and benefit from the speed you will get, try it the way I succeeded (see the link abbove).
#Drivers asrock p4vm800 windows xp drivers
Furthermore I don’t have the intention to modify any ASMedia AHCI drivers to give users of the latest Intel Chipset mainboards the option to get XP or Windows 200 installed onta a SATA drive, which is connected to an ASMedia SATA Controller running in AHCI mode. I don’t know anybody (except you), who has ever tried to connect his/her target system drive to a third party SATA Controller (here: ASMedia) instead of using the much better SATA Controller, which belongs to the chipset (here: Intel). Instead of following my guide and inserting the same driver, you have done something totally else and complained about the BSOD you got. Since we both have exactly the same mainboard model, you asked me how I got XP installed in AHCI mode, and I gave you >here< a detailed answer. Please stop writing posts, which have nothing to to with the topic of this thread and additionally don’t make any sense.
IaStor.inf - This I assume is for the RAID driver : No wonder, when you have integrated a driver, which doesn’t support your system at all. Who told you to use this WHQL certified driver, which doesn’t support any Southbridge of a modern Intel Chipset? You have to integrate the “Universal 32bit textmode driver mod+signed by Fernando”, which you can find within the start post of this thread.
So far I’ve had no luck trying a bunch of the drivers found in your “32bit Intel RST AHCI & RAID driver v11. I just use it for my DVD Burner (some Optical Drives to not like any other SATA mode than “IDE”). No, the ASMedia SATA Controller has been set by me to “IDE”. I always connect the target SATA system drive to the first Intel SATA port named “SATA3_0”.īoth SATA controllers (Intel and Asmedia) were both set to AHCI in the BIOS? I did a text search and could not find any “DEV_A102, A102, or 102” located within either file for referencing the Skylake Hardware ID for this motherboard.ĭoes this mean these INF files were not modified for XP installation on Skylake?ĮDIT by Fernando: Unneeded blank lines removed (to save space)Ĭan you tell me which exact SATA port did you test the XP installation on IaStor.inf - This I assume is for the RAID driver version? IaAHCI.inf - This I assume is the one we are targetting for AHCI NON RAID driver? I’m back to square one as even with the correct hardware ID DEV_A102 I’m constantly getting the BSOD B7 Error which indicates it is the incorrect SATA AHCI driver.ĭoes your XP AHCI driver work on both Asmedia SATA Controller and Intel SATA Controller or are these only going to work on the Intel SATA Controller Ports?
#Drivers asrock p4vm800 windows xp professional
WHQL.rar"Ĭan you help narrow which of these listed drivers in the two photos is the correct one you chose for the AsRock Z170 Professional Gaming i7? So far I’ve had no luck trying a bunch of the drivers found in your "32bit Intel RST AHCI & RAID driver v11. These look like they belong to the Asmedia SATA controller and is the only controller that has the IDE SATA option.Ĭan you tell me which exact SATA port did you test the XP installation on and both SATA controllers (Intel and Asmedia) were both set to AHCI in the BIOS? These look like they belong to the Intel SATA controller which only has AHCI and RAID mode - NO IDE Here are the following SATA ports shown on this motherboard: Maybe I need clarification on which SATA port you had chosen which worked to getting you to the XP installation screen on the motherboard we both share. I made another few attempts with no luck.
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