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Change in BIOS (in my case, under "Integrated peripherals" -> "SATA RAID/AHCI Mode") from IDE mode to AHCI. This can vary depending on your system and BIOS, and maybe you even need to select RAID if no AHCI option is available.
- Stuck at "Starting Windows.." When Switching to AHCI Mode
Restored the image and Windows 7 boots up fine. i decided...
- Stuck at "Starting Windows.." When Switching to AHCI Mode
24 sty 2021 · The USB controllers on modern motherboards work in XHCI mode. By default Windows XP only supports EHCI controllers and you need a driver for XHCI support. In this archive you will find a USB 3.0 driver ported from Windows 8 to Windows XP.
Go to Device Manager and expand the hard drive controllers. If you see "AHCI" in there, you are using AHCI. The good news is that you can switch from IDE mode to AHCI in Windows 7 or Vista without reinstalling or even opening your PC case. Here's the MSFT KB article on how to do so.
4 paź 2023 · AHCI (Advanced Host Controller Interface) is a mode or protocol SATA (Serial ATA) controllers use. It helps improve the system’s performance with communication with storage devices. However, this guide will discuss what AHCI mode means and what it does.
Advanced Host Controller Interface (AHCI) – specyfikacja określająca programowanie kontrolerów Serial ATA, jednak nie definiująca samej implementacji. Specyfikacja protokołu AHCI została udostępniona przez Intel w maju 2003 roku. W czerwcu 2008 roku została opracowana najnowsza wersja 1.3.
I read some articles about AHCI drivers to load during installation of Windows XP (F6 drivers) on a SSD drive. I already know about some problems to run SO with IDE Mode (BIOS) and the fact that XP has no AHCI driver natively.
The Advanced Host Controller Interface (AHCI) is a technical standard defined by Intel that specifies the register-level interface of Serial ATA (SATA) host controllers in a non-implementation-specific manner in its motherboard chipsets. [1]
