Windows 7 Intel Raid Driver For Mac
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Buzz Norton Windows Updates & Activation Hi:confused:, RAID and Win 7 Home Premium newbie. Short version of long story - replaced old dead RAID Drives in Win XP system with (2) new 500GB Drives plus plan to upgrade RAM to 8GB (would have liked more but $$$) and install new OS = WIN 7 Home Premium 64 Bit. MB is GA-EP45-UD3R Rev 1.1. Installation & Setup New IRST v11.7.0.1013: 11.7.0.1013 Production Version Release Notes Official Intel v11.7.0.1013 Driver I do not know if you're like me that has the IRST v11.2.0.1006 version driver on their machine for a while (iaStor.sys), but couldn't successfully install the v11.6.0.1030 (iaStorA.sys &. Drivers Hi Everyone, I've recently had some trouble installing a RAIDO disk configuration under Windows 7 Ultimate x64 (see my 3rd reply here I suspect that the drivers aren't quite Windows 7.
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Okay, I'm working on a brand new computer I just built, and I'm running into a problem installing Windows 7. With bios set to ACHI, I had no issues, getting Windows up and running on one of my Samsung 950 Pro's. The problem is when I set up my raid array in bios.
The Windows install program does not see my sata cd-rom drive, and this motherboard 'does not support usb during windows 7 install due to limitations.' So I have no way to load any drivers I need. I'm assuming I just need intel's raid/sata controller drivers, and everything should work, but there no way to get them with a usb flash drive, or a burned cd. I'm going to work on it again in a few days (not my computer, it's at someone else's house) and I have a few ideas that I wondering if you guys would think would work.
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I found some freeware called NT Lite, that should allow me to clone my Win7 install disk, but with integrated drivers. I haven't been able to download the program or test it out yet, but I've read that it helped people back when WinXP had sata/raid driver problems. Find an old hard drive that I can install Windows on, install needed drivers, and then clone the os from that hard drive, to my raid array. The os cloning process I'm not familiar with, so I'm worried that once I put my bios into raid mode, that hard drive won't be seen (being a sata drive, like my cd-rom). If you guys have any other suggestions, I'd love to hear them.
Specs: MDI z170a X Power Gaming Titanium Intel i5 6600k 2x Samsung 950 Pro 512gb ssd's Nvidia GTX 1080 G.Skill Ripjaw V 8gb x2 LG WH16NS40 disk drive.