Hi,

After upgrading to Windows 10 I faced the same problem with the RAID controller.
With this driver package I could get it running again.

I could install the certificate. But installing the driver did only work with "unsigned driver mode" on windows 10...
"unsignierte treiber installieren..."

Thanks for the driver package!! :-)

Danke Dieter (Thanks! Fernando)

I will gladly accept your offer to receive the nvraid.inf driver. Thank you!!

Please confirm that I have understood correctly:
Use the v10.6.0.23 drivers that you will provide on all members of the RAID array (currently listed as Generic SCSI array)
Will I use the v10.6.0.23 drivers that you will provide on anything else? (example nForce RAID Controller or nFOrce Serial ATA Controller)
Do I still use nvrd64.inf from post #550 on anything?
Do I need to do anything wrt the WDC drive that is currently listed under "Disk Drives" in the Device Manager (it should be part of the array; not sure why I see it)? Will this naturally disappear when the array is re-created?

While I don't fully understand what has happened (and I don't need to), what you say resonates strongly. Here is the error message that I get in my system log

It is indicating an error with my nvraid, which aligns with your thesis.

Thanks again and appreciate the support!
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Hi,

Yes, I used the one you postet @ 10:23PM (64bit nForce SATARAID drivers v11.1.0.43 mod+signed by Fernando_2.rar )

1. I updated 3 devices:
2 x "Allgemeines SCSI Gerät" in "Systemgeräte" - I guess in english is "Generic SCSI Array Devices" in "System Devices"
-> After updating they where no more in "Systemgeräte" (System Devices) -> They showed up in "Speichercontroller" (Storage Controller) with the Name "NVIDIA nForce Serial ATA Controller"
1 x "nForce RAID Controller"

2. Before the update the "NVIDIA nForce RAID Controller" had the version 10.3.0.21 [25.01.2008]

But also I have to say that I tried first your package "Latest 64bit nForce Driverpack for Win7-10 x64 v10.4" from the first page...
Problem was first that on installing I got a message like "error while installing driver..."

Well you could be right that I had maybe different versions of the driver installed, because I tried before with the first package a little bit...

here is how it looks now (working)





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Wish I'd found this thread before I started trying to re-install win10 after the latest update broke my system so it could not boot off my SATARAID storage
Anyway, here's hoping that this will help revive my ABit an52 MOBO...
On the 1st post in this thread, the driver downloads are available by 2 links. It seems only the "mirror" link which take me to your onedrive works for me. the main link always gives me this error.......

I've successfully downloaded the latest driver pack, which I hope to use tonight to good effect, however, I need to get the Realtek HD Audio drivers, which don't seem to have "mirror" copies in your onedrive, and the link given gives the error above.
Are you able to make the realtek audio drivers available on your onedrive "mirror"?
Using these drivers on my win10 install should give me better performance, and also stop Windows 10 updates from breaking boot disks? (spent the weekend backing up my disks at a blindingly fast speed of 7MB/s...)

Regards,
John

EDIT by Fernando: Unneeded MEGA link error message and blank lines removed (to save space)

Yes, I forgot to turn on "show hidden devices"...
here is the screenshot of "Storage devices" with "show hidden devices"
I see than also "NVIDIA nForce RAID Device" 2 times...



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My system has an aBit AN52 motherboard. with 2 x RAID 1 arrays

I took the fee upgrade to win10 offer. And everything was going fine (at least I thought it was, except for a performance issue where I couldn't get more than 10MB/s off the disks in a motherboard RAID 1 array which I believe would have been fixed by this driver...

My problem now, is that on the weekend, my computer failed to boot with win10 boot loader showing that dreaded blue screen complaining about an inaccessible boot device. After many failed attempts to get the system to boot, I bit the bullet, and decided to do a clean install of win 10 where I was having trouble getting the installer to install.

WHen I initially did the win10 upgrade, I downloaded and burnt a dvd with the win 10 media, and on the weekend I also built a win10 install USB with the latest WIn10 media from microsoft.

The USB key boot could not see the nVraid disk, but the DVD that I'd burnt earler could see the nvraid disk.

I also have a Skymaster pci express Sata raid card which I'd bought to be able to connect my Blueray player/dvd burner. this time, as I was doing a clean install, I took the opportunity to move one of my raid arrays to the Skymaster card, which both the DVD and the USB install media could see.

I did the install off the CD to the Skymaster raid, after the install, I could see the nvraid disk (and was able to perform a backup of it) so I tried following the procedure in this post to get this driver installed, which appeared to work, and system rebooted successfully, but then I got windows to "check for updates" and it installed smoe updates, but after the reboot, the nvraid was showing with only 1 drive in the nvidia control panel, and in windows device manager, there was now only 1 disk displayed in the hidden devices section, so I shutdown to bios to find that the bios had now split the nvraid into 2 degraded arrays. I tried to rebuild one of the arrays, and now no nvraid device shows up in windows, and windows is not showing either of the 2 disks connected to the motherboad/nvraid.

Did I miss a step when applying the drivers?

Let me know if you need additional details.

Regards,
John

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #565

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Please run the Device Manager, enable the "Show hidden devices" option and look into the "System Devices" section.
If you should see there any device named "Generic SCSI Array Device", right click onto it and choose the options "Update driver software..." > "Browse my computer..." > "Let me pick...". Then hit the "Have Disk" button, navigate to the appropriate mod+signed NVIDIA nForce SATARAID driver package from post #550 or post #558 and force the installation of the driver according post #558.

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When I try to install the latest driver, it is ssaying the file is not digitally signed and wont install. I've tried both the one in post 550 and the one in the original post.

I tried the 10.6 version, and it allows me to access my volume, but the NVIDIA Storage Configuration utilitity can't see it, so I tried installing the latest, which said it didn't need to install a new driver, so I thought I'd uninstall the device and try re-installing the latest driver which matches the version of the Storage config utility, but that is when it complains that it is not digitally signed.