@crazydane:
Exactly, even more so, software RAID is single-threaded!

@Fernando
With the help of Microsoft Technical Support level2 we have investigate the root cause of reproductible and sytematic BSODs observed after each shutdown PC, or restart PC when W10 20H1 is booted of Intel NVMe SSD i750 device.
Clearly it has proved when analysis of BSODs dumps that Intel NVMe drivers are NOT working properly when shutting down or restarting PC.
The problem does occur with Intel NVMe drivers whatever the vesrion used (v3.2.0.1002 or v4.4.0.1003 or v5.5.0.1360 or v6.3.0.1022).
The only workaround is to use native W10 NVMe driver.

Anyone know of any generic AHCI drivers for Vista x64? I'm having issues that might be related to the storage driver on my system

@Fernando:
The reason I'm looking for AHCI drivers, is that the generic Vista AHCI drivers might be somewhat incompatible with my system. I get random 0x0000007B startup errors sometimes, I get random crashes Bad_Pool_Header, Bad_Pool_Caller, IRQL_Not_Less_Or_Equal, and a couple of times I've had Vista freeze up like I just unplugged the SSD it's installed on.

The hardware ID is PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_7901&CC_010601 (Also PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_7901&SUBSYS_7B781462&REV_51). I've found some Windows 7 SATA drivers from 29/3/2015 with the versioning 1.2.1.402 specifically for this SATA controller. (They were already installed on my Windows 7 install) I tried installing it onto Vista after modding it, and everything seemed fine, until I had two System_Service_Exception 0x0000003B bluescreens, and now Vista doesn't boot, after selecting it in Windows boot manager, it goes to a black screen. I have OS boot information enabled, so I should see it start to load some files, but I don't see it loading anything

I'll try installing Vista again, as that install was a modded install I made. I misplaced the disks, so i installed the modded copy by accident.

I have some minidumps, and I've already done some troubleshooting, the links below will give you more info.
https://msfn.org/board/topic/177576-comp...comment-1184551
https://msfn.org/board/topic/181709-vist...often-on-2700x/

I'll be installing Vista on as stable of a system I can make, meaning I'll reduce my RAM to 16GB, running at 2133MHz auto, underclock my CPU, and disable 1 CCX, install the SATA drivers from the Vista setup, and use a different SSD plugged into a different SATA port.

If this doesn't work, I'll have to see if you have any other SATA drivers I could try

There's a delay in my plans, Windows is being Windows, and is causing issues when I'm trying to clear out my other SSD to make a 64GB partition for Vista

Messaged me right as I was about to finally begin installation, I will get those drivers, and see why my PC isn't detecting either of my SATA SSDs

@Fernando:
I found you made a 1.2.1.321 driver that supports my controller, and is pre-modded to work on Vista. Should I use that instead, or go with the 402 driver?

I also got my SATA working again. I reconfigured it, but got confused and plugged one SATA port on my board into another

@Fernando:
I can't get any of the SATA drivers I've downloaded to show up in the Vista setup

Was about to try installing Vista over USB, I was at the drive selection screen when you replied

I’ll try that driver, then if it doesn’t work, I’ll try USB

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1856

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@asdf23451:
Try the attached driver. It may work with Vista x64.

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@Fernando:
Will have to try that, can’t install though USB according to Windows setup

When I point to the driver, Windows scans for it, and I believe it detects it, but it doesn’t show up in the list of drivers to install. I believe it detects it, because I don’t get a driver not found message when pointing to the folder the driver is in