[Help] SATA found running at IDE MODE

I formatted my PC & I get this msg now..!!!

Well everything works well, no issues as such but the attached screen during boot..!!!

What should I do..???

If I change BIOS to ACHI I get another ACHI screen during BOOT..!!!

It gives you the option to change it so change it. And post the new screen shot please. Thanks.

What is ACHI mode? http://www.techmetica.com/howto/sata-ahci-mode-bios-setting.-what-does-it-do/
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thefabe said:

It gives you the option to change it so change it. And post the new screen shot please. Thanks.

What is ACHI mode? SATA AHCI Mode Bios Setting. What Does it do? | TechMetica
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Changed & I get a new screen now but Windows gets stuck at boot screen [Starting Windows page] & auto reboots where as Ubuntu works with no issues..!!!

1. Which one should I choose [Image 1 this post]
a. Naitve IDE
b. RAID
c. ACHI
When I use Native IDE I get a screen as shown in post 1
When I use ACHI I get a screen as shown in post 3 & Windows 7 auto reboots as said in post 3

2. What should on chip SATA as IDE or as SATA type [Image 2 this post]

3. OnChip IDE enabled or disable [Image 3 this post]

You need to go here and choose the correct revision of your board;

GIGABYTE - Search

When you have found it you need to go to the download section, This is an example, I don't know what revision your board is;

GIGABYTE - Motherboard - Socket AM2+ - GA-MA78GM-S2H (rev. 2.x)

download the correct drivers and install them according to the instructions given.

These instructions are also in your motherboard handbook. Unless you install the correct drivers you can not install AHCI or RAID setups, and the system
defaults to native IDE.

If you try to setup AHCI or RAID in the BIOS without the drivers the machine will not boot until the BIOS is reset to the default value for the installed drives. The drivers must be pre-installed from a floppy disc or similar;




Regards....Mike Connor

You need to enable AHCI in windows first, than enable AHCI in BIOS.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/61869-ahci-enable-windows-7-vista.html?ltr=A

theog said:

You need to enable AHCI in windows first, than enable AHCI in BIOS.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/61869-ahci-enable-windows-7-vista.html?ltr=A

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This is correct, set the BIOS back to default then use the tutorial and then set the BIOS to AHCI if you choose to do so; windows 7 should then install the correct drivers for you at the next reboot.