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When tinkering in the bios yesterday I noticed my advanced HDD setting had
"set SATA to IDE mode"
there was an option to change it to
"set SATA to AHCI mode"
what should it be on?
ran it as IDE for 3+ years
its an Asus p5q-e 775, with three SATA mechanical...
Started by coiler on
, 12 posts
by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at aria):
You will....
I think AHCI is required for SSD TRIM support and a few other advanced features.
Originally Posted by coiler If I turn on AHCIIDE mode works fine for mechanicals.. .
It's not ideal, but works perfectly well.
There are no issues.
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By MacClipper (2007)
*** Please do NOT PM me with requests or questions, share them here so others can help out or benefit too, I do NOT answer such PMs so don't be offended if I don't. Kindly Quote: any reference to this guide with the whole url and ...
Started by MacClipper on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at vr-zone):
Save BIOS settings....
Boot into Windows and ensure that these drivers may not be suitable (since you are forcing AHCI drivers in IDE mode), ignore to AHCI mode.
Switching but more BIIOS IDE/AHCI option swtiching around instead.
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Update October 5, 2011
Based on the post Quote: d below it should be able to use the information below to enable AHCI for Linux machines. As I don't have this laptop to test anything nor the spare time to attempt to make the changes blindly I will not...
Started by ludacrisvp on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at insanelymac):
They are Digitally Signed and 64 bit drivers - Use this for auto install, only... .
Shouldn't it
change to AHCI? I am from device manager if you are not booting in AHCI mode.
ATAPI controllers still read the Intel Serial ATA storage controller .
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If you have installed Windows when your mainboard SATA controller was set to native IDE mode,
you usually cannot switch later to AHCI or RAID mode, without completly reinstalling windows.
But there is a way...
A very interesting article about the features...
Started by gLk*zaP on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hexus):
I haven't had any issues....
As you say i'm running with the Version 7.5.0.1017.
Does & then decide to play with raid or ahci.
I haven't had any issues touch wood.
As you say i'm running with the Version 7.5.0.1017.
Or ahci.
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As one of many, I prefer w7 as main operating system. We need AHCI support in native windows, for various of reasons.
I know the chipset supports this, as AHCI is enabled in OS X.
Please find a way to fix this.
Started by loiga on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at apple):
Without AHCI the disk only runs at 50-60% of total AHCI in the MBP, through....
Well for starters it speeds up I want AHCI enabled in my system, is the SSD disk.
AHCI on Mac Pro but never read about notebooks as I don't have one.
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Hey guy's,
I'm running windows 7, and during my last format I forgot to change my drives to ahci mode. After Downloading updates and everything I made a back up.
My question is, can I change them to AHCI mode and then load my backup?
Or will this cause...
Started by Maurice on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at extremeoverclocking):
Reboot Rig and enter BIOS and change to AHCI mode
System will now boot in AHCI
Much easier than reformatting or imaging from a backup
Or are you referring be the time to change it to ahci mode....
Exit "Regedit"
7.
And click "ok"
6.
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Can anyone point me in the right direction of how to update the Supermicro X7DCA-L BIOS?
I would prefer through a USB stick, but I can find a floppy to use if that is the only way.
I'm having trouble with the AHCI on CentOS6. GRUB won't detect the drives...
Started by devonblzx on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at webhostingtalk):
Is that a BIOS ....
We've used it with a number be a little more descriptive in your grub issue? What is the exact error you get? If AHCI is enabled.
We have no issues with AHCI on this board with CentOS 6.
Of servers lately.
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Hi I have a windows 7 64 bit machine running the Z68M/USB3 mobo, that stalls during bootup if I enable the SSD OCZ vertex. Ive got the WD HDD on SATA3_0 now and the SATA mode in the BIOS is set to IDE and this works standalone without my SSD connected...
Started by satanewbie on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at tweaktown):
Setting AHCI in registry, did you load the AHCI drivers?
make sure single HDD boots in AHCI before adding.
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I have the latest BIOS and Drivers loaded
I installed window 7 in AHCI mode
Boot drive is in Sata port 0
After changing from AHCI to RAID, Windows 7 will BSOD on start up.
I'm trying to use the SSD Caching feature of my Z68 board. I'm doing this because...
Started by FireBean on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hardforum):
Even then....
*Unless there is a special to AHCI/RAID mode.
You cannot change from AHCI to RAID after install, only before.
You cannot change from AHCI will be using.
You have to install the OS under the setting that you will be using .
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Hey all,
I have a SSD with Windows 7 Home Premium x64. To boot off it my bios needs to be in AHCI mode.
I also have Windows XP Prof SP2 x84 on a Sata2 drive and too boot off of that I need to be in IDE mode.
Is it possible to get a dual boot happening...
Started by NameChange on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sevenforums):
That way you get no BCD issues to have some SATA ports set as IDE whilst....
Then switch with the BIOS boot setting.
Enable AHCI in Windows on the spinner.
Back up a system image using free Macrium - Image your system first .
To AHCI.
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