Micro Center - USB 2.0 to IDE/SATA Adapter.

(Regarding Asus driver: I know they have a 'AsusSetup' exe in their folder for easy install, but in case that i should try the 'best driver' from this forum)Ĭ) If i want a more recent NVMe driver i could go to Intel (my M. Is this correct? What about iAHCIC ?Will this method automatically install both IDE/ATAPI and Storage controller drivers? My understanding is that i should go to IDE/ATAPI controllers and do a 'force install' using 'I have disk' function through device manager and choose iaStorAC. and 17 contain a generic driver for NVMe)ī) How do i do a proper install of the driver? (Here on the forum i read that the RST driver v16. However, i did find that the 'best' suggested driver here on the forums would be 17.Ī) If i only install the RST driver will that automatically install the driver for IDE/ATAPI controller AND the NVMe Storage controller? Unfortunately i cannot find this driver anymore, so i downloaded the latest drivers from Asus (RST: 17.). Microsoft storage controller: MS 2.449 (Date 21-06-2006)Ī assume that the driver for IDE/ATAPI and NVMe storage controller is the RST driver, is this correct?

Intel(R) NVMe Controller Intel corp.: 16. Intel(R) 300 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller, Intel corp.: 16. Mostly.īefore i reinstalled windows i checked through device manager and noticed that the drivers for IDE/ATAPI controllers were the same as for one of the storage controller devices (NVMe): Maybe i am not installing drivers correctly? And yes, newest drivers are not allways the best.Īfter reading in this forum i think that i know what to do.

I have downloaded and installed all recent drivers from Asus but it still runs slow. The pc is based on an Asus Prime B360M-K motherboard, Win 10 on Intel M.2, secondary WD SATA HDD for storage. My PC runs noticeable slower now, compared to when i got it from the store, despite fresh/clean install of windows. I played a bit too much with it, which resulted in having to re-install windows 10. Please bear with me as i am still a novice into this.īackground: I bought a preinstalled, build-you-own type of PC, that ran extremely well. I found this site a few days ago and got a lot of help reading through this : wow! Fantastic job!

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