@Fernando

v10.6.0.23 worked!

The Windows 1607 installed detected both RAID arrays and I was able to install Windows as normal.

Thank you so much for your time and effort, creating these files and helping myself (and others) get through this Microsoft issue!... If you ever come to London, I will buy you a drink! :)

One question, now that I added your mod drivers to INSTALL.WIM (and so my system), what is to stop Microsoft doing another update which replaces the scsidev.inf again?
You mentioned something about replacing the the mod file with the orig after install?... Is that correct, please could you explain a little bit more about what I should do to avoid a similar disk issue in the future.

Thanks!
Martin

PS - Recap for anyone else with issues...

I have...
- Asus M2N68-AM motherboard (quite old, about 7 years)
- NVIDIA nForce 630a / Geforce 7025 chipset
- RAID for my system drive

To get it working, I...
- Used a Windows 10 v1607 x64 ISO (from Microsoft)
- Removed Components > Drivers > Storage Controllers > NVIDIA | nvraid and Components > Drivers > System Devices > Microsoft | scsidev.inf
- Added Fernando's mod scsidev.inf and Fernando's mod v10.6.0.23 NVIDIA nForce RAID
- I did this to BOOT.WIM Windows Setup, BOOT.WIM Windows PE, INSTALL.WIM Windows
- Created an ISO and loaded to USB with Rufus
- Installed as normal

First of all, A Great thanks to Fernando for he´s fantastic work. Second of ty Martinzima, i´v also had the same issue thou not same setup, just 2 old raptor disks in raid 0, but untill i tried the 10.6.0.23 i couldn´t find my array either.

Now i got my old server up and running again, but i got a question.
I did the ISO as guide stated with the mod scsi and nvidia raid drivers. Is there anything i need to do in windows to prevent next patch to ones again screw things up?

//Seraduxos

Thanks @Fernando

No problem. Am amazed at the speed you reply anyway to be honest... Most forums I look at are "last reply 2014" and no-one (not even the moderator) has bothered to respond. Like I say, so far you have been the ONLY man/website to get my PC working, so I am really grateful!

So I guess, just to be clear, when you say "install"... I should go into...
1. Device Manager
2. select the NVIDIA Storage Controller
3. Go to update driver
4. Select your NVIDIA for orig scsidev driver

Is that right?

Also, I should make NO changes to the mod scsidev file currently in my Winows installation?

Thanks again!

Hey Fernando :)

Well I have had all good reports from my friends with Nvidia Boards so that great news.

Just one issue that I have found. I also have a Nvidia Board which has I use as a backup PC Media Center. I use a bootable USB created by Symantec System Recovery 2013 R2 to create backup images of the OS depending if I am using Win7 or Win10.

Its been a while since I used it but I created a bootable USB the other day. It should add the drivers from within the current OS - but its not working. I am speaking to Symantec about this. In the meantime I am trying to sort it out myself by messing about with the USB image. I did try to add the scsidev.inf driver to the USB when creating it with SSR 2013 R2... but it complaining there is no .sys file for it?

Any ideas on getting a scsidev.sys file created? not sure where to get one from to be honest? Was hoping you might have a possible solution? I don't even know if this will work.. but its my first step at trying to add the scsidev.inf to the USB image to enable it to see my RAID OS for BACKUP and RECOVERY of OS images.

Kind Regards,
Kenny

Hi, Fernando

I have motherboard GA-M750SLI-DS4 (rev. 1.0) NVIDIA nForce 750a SLI Chipset.

short history:
1.Win7 Ultimate 64bit installed on RAID0 all ok
2.Upgrade to Win8 (RAID0) all ok
3.Upgrade to Win8.1 (RAID0) all ok
4.Clone system from RAID0 to separate HDD.
5.Disconect two HDD's (RAID0) from motherboard
6.Boot OS from separate HDD (all OK)
7.Upgrade to Win10 (on separate HDD) (all OK)
8.Connected two HDD's (RAID0) to the motherboard

BIOS see array as "Healthy"

I manually update the nForce SATA and RAID drivers.
NVIDIA nForce Serial ATA Controller - installation ok
NVIDIA nForce RAID Controller" - installation ok
but
NVIDIA nForce RAID Devices - installation fail with windows error code 31

Windows Explorer and Disk Management not see the RAID0 partitions (with a lightly different name).
I see all physical HDD's (plugged to motherboard) in "NVIDIA nForce Serial ATA Controller" , on tabs "port.."
I tried all possible drivers, the same effect (NVIDIA nForce RAID Devices - instalation fail with windows error code 31)

Maybe you have any suggestions?
Robert

Hello Fernando,

ad1. Yes (v9 is not for my chipset , after reboot blue screen(
ad2. Manually added - via Device Manager
ad3. no hidden devices named "NVIDIA nForce RAID Device
ad4. yes

Regards
Robert (alias trojanrob)

Hi,

Problem solved:
1.Return to original MS drivers from 2013-09-23 v.10.6.0.23
2.and update drivers --> (Please look into >this< post regarding the details.)

thank You
Fernando

For me works:
I have a non boot NVIDIA RAID nForce 570:
1- Uninstall all NVIDIA Raid driver from Device Manager
2- Download original device driver from NVIDIA
3- Unpack in a folder the .exe using 7zip
4- Make setup.exe from unpacked folder in compatibily mode for win7 (right click=>property=>compatibility)
5- Install driver

Emiliano