@nitin jindal:
You will not be happy with the installation of Vista onto your Intel 200-Series chipset system (even if you should finally succeed), because nearly all your on-board devices will not properly work with such outdated OS.
If you really insist to use MS Vista as OS for your modern PC, I suggest to set the Intel SATA Controller to "IDE" within the BIOS before you start with the OS installation.

@nitin jindal:
I cannot help you with a driver for your laser printer.
If you just need a driver for the printer and no other ones, why did you ask me for a modded Intel AHCI driver?
To get an old OS installed onto your modern system, you may need an appropriate storage driver and not a printer one.

@nitin jindal:
I understood you quite well, but it was you, who has written, that you just need the printer driver and no driver for your various Intel 200-Chipset onboard devices. Is the Intel SATA AHCI Controller not one of them?
To make it short: I cannot help you.
Instead of bothering me in the middle of the night with your urgent demand for a modded Intel AHCI driver, you would have gotten Vista installed and your laser printer already working by disabling the "AHCI" option of your on-board Intel SATA Controller within the BIOS.
If you want to get the benefits of a modern PC, you should not install Vista. I bet, that the performance loss by running the OS Vista in IDE (instead of AHCI) mode will not be noticeable by you.

@nitin jindal:
If you should not be able to get/find a Win10 supporting driver for your laser pointer, I recommend to buy a new or second-hand printer, which is usable with modern Windows Operating Systems.
Reason: The printer driver situation will not become better with each upcoming new Windows OS.
By the way - which are the HardwareIDs of your on-board Intel SATA AHCI Controller?