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How To Install Storage Controller Driver Without Computer
How to install RAID drivers on already installed Windows 7? Ask Question 9. 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate. No lockups or BSODs and you should see it installing Device Drivers followed by Device Installed Successfully. It took me a fair bit of Googling to decode Intel's crazy package/release system and it seems their storage controller. In the details pane, right-click Allow administrators to override device installation policy, and then click Properties. The policy dialog box appears with the current settings. On the Setting tab, click Enabled to turn the policy setting on. Click OK to save your setting and return to Group Policy Object Editor.
- A driver is software that allows your computer to communicate with hardware or devices. Without a correct driver, the hardware or device that you want to use won't work properly. Similarly, a storage controller driver is a software that controls how the hard drive interacts with the rest of the PC. Without a correct storage controller driver.
- Dec 14, 2017 - Step Three: Install Drivers for All Your Hardware. Basic drivers, but it won't be fully optimized without the latest driver from the manufacturer.
- If the SATA controller is recognized during Setup without special drivers, then you can complete the installation. After the initial setup, check for driver updates.
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How To Install Storage Controller Driver Without License
Hi All
Recently noticed (after uninstalling RST bloatware) that I was running old 8.x drivers for my SATA controller. So today I fixed it, and here is how. Note that this will not be in depth instructions as I know TPU users are pretty tech savvy, but if you have any questions just post here. Please note if you run Intel mobo based RAID you might just want to download and install the software from step 1, though it does add a startup process... which is bloaty!
edit: if you run raid read the next post first!
1) Download latest RST drivers from http://www.station-drivers.com/page/intel%20raid.htm
2) Extract the executable to a known new directory (I used F:Sys installersDrivers New Intelrst 10.5)
3) Open an elevated command prompt. Hit start button, type CMD, right click the only result, run as administrator, OK the prompt
4) Change to directory where you extracted exe from step 2
5) Type 'iata_cd.exe -a -a -p c:temp' where c:temp is some empty directory to extract drivers to. The parameters will probably work no matter what the EXE was called so give them a try if you didn't extract a file called exactly iata_cd.exe
6) Go to the location where you extracted the drivers and verify you have 32 and 64 bit drivers extracted there
7) Update your SATA controller device with these new drivers, restart and enjoy!
To update:
-Open Device Manager (type device manager into start button search)
-expand the 'IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers' item
-right click the intel/sata controller device there and choose 'Update Driver Software'
-click the Browse my computer option
-put the path you extracted drivers to in the text box (+ the correct directory for 32bit or 64bit drivers) and hit Next
-new drivers should install, will need a restart
Ok that's it! I noticed faster boot times (ok admittedly from 8.x drivers !) and more importantly less latency using windows with the 10.5.0.1027 drivers which came out yesterday. Worth a try I bet.
This was all on a P55 chipset mobo but I'm sure it would work with all recent intel SATA controllers.
Hope this helps!
Recently noticed (after uninstalling RST bloatware) that I was running old 8.x drivers for my SATA controller. So today I fixed it, and here is how. Note that this will not be in depth instructions as I know TPU users are pretty tech savvy, but if you have any questions just post here. Please note if you run Intel mobo based RAID you might just want to download and install the software from step 1, though it does add a startup process... which is bloaty!
edit: if you run raid read the next post first!
1) Download latest RST drivers from http://www.station-drivers.com/page/intel%20raid.htm
2) Extract the executable to a known new directory (I used F:Sys installersDrivers New Intelrst 10.5)
3) Open an elevated command prompt. Hit start button, type CMD, right click the only result, run as administrator, OK the prompt
4) Change to directory where you extracted exe from step 2
5) Type 'iata_cd.exe -a -a -p c:temp' where c:temp is some empty directory to extract drivers to. The parameters will probably work no matter what the EXE was called so give them a try if you didn't extract a file called exactly iata_cd.exe
6) Go to the location where you extracted the drivers and verify you have 32 and 64 bit drivers extracted there
7) Update your SATA controller device with these new drivers, restart and enjoy!
To update:
-Open Device Manager (type device manager into start button search)
-expand the 'IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers' item
-right click the intel/sata controller device there and choose 'Update Driver Software'
-click the Browse my computer option
-put the path you extracted drivers to in the text box (+ the correct directory for 32bit or 64bit drivers) and hit Next
-new drivers should install, will need a restart
Ok that's it! I noticed faster boot times (ok admittedly from 8.x drivers !) and more importantly less latency using windows with the 10.5.0.1027 drivers which came out yesterday. Worth a try I bet.
This was all on a P55 chipset mobo but I'm sure it would work with all recent intel SATA controllers.
Hope this helps!