Amd Sata Ahci Controller Driver Windows 7 Download

Nov 15, 2013. AMD SATA Controller AMD. 2.51 GHz running Windows 7 64-bit. The SATA controller is configured as AHCI. Problems using windows update drivers. Download the latest drivers for your AMD SATA AHCI Controller to keep your Computer up-to-date.

Model 21 Winchester Serial Numbers here. Hi Garth, It seems that, you had an issue with the computer booting aftter installing the AMD SATA Driver update. We need more information to assist you with the issue, please answer the followings. What is the make and model of the computer? Did you ever face same issue with any other updates/. I would suggest you to update the BIOS. Note: Modifying BIOS/ complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) settings incorrectly can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from booting properly.

Microsoft cannot guarantee that any problems resulting from the configuring of BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Modifications of the settings are at your own risk.

I would aslo suggest you to install the Chipset drivers from the manufacturer;s website You can also refer to: After you install a device or update a driver for a device, Windows Vista or Windows 7 may not start. Hope this helps. I also encountered this frustration.

Couldn't even boot into safe mode and none of the Advanced Boot options could help either. Wish there was a searchable method of manually removing the driver but I found none and had to re-install Windows 7. This was especially frustrating because both the computers I built for my extended family had the same hardware setup - and the update killed them both. I'm currently re-installing Windows 7 on both and removing this update from the Windows Update options.

I'll be sticking to Asus' website and direct my family not to use WU for driver updates anymore (which is rather disappointing in my opinion - why even offer them up if they're not going to work OR much worst: force a Windows re-install?) Windows 7 64-bit ASUSTeK Computer INC. M4A79 Deluxe Rev 1 2.10 gigahertz AMD Athlon Dual Core 4096 Megabytes Usable Installed Memory Corsair Force GT [Hard drive] (180.05 GB) -- drive 0, s/n, rev 1.3.3, Status: Healthy ST3500418AS [Hard drive] (500.11 GB) -- drive 1, s/n, rev CC37, Status: Healthy WDC WD1001FALS-00Y6A0 [Hard drive] (1000.20 GB) -- drive 2, s/n, rev 05.01D05, Status: Healthy. I must say that I was enjoying reading this thread and at no point thought you were being treated like an idiot. The only time the idiot thought came into my mind was when you decided to mention it and jump up on a holier than thou box. I have been in computer IT since the 1980s and can tell you that friendly exchange is where we benefit the most.

I can also tell you that since the update system for Windows first started including hardware advice I took it as exactly that. I have only downloaded and installed a driver for hardware via Windows Update one time in my nearly 30 years experience. It was at that point in my young life that I learned one must always evaluate the updates that will be installed. There are so many different hardware and software combinations in the environment that it is more than just a little likely that some update may conflict. Since the majority of hardware that I work with are OEM, it is my rule that anything relating to a hardware driver update is not going to come from a website other than the manufacturer/distributor of that hardware. Try it, your life will be better.

And try not to act like an idiot or people may think you are one.