Seems your MB doesn't support AHCI directly. Lets try to revert it back first. Press F8 before windows starts to load (after bios post), and select Last Known Good Configuration.
If it won't work we may have to do a system restore. You did create one before changing registry, right?
Yes I have done a system restore.
Alright go in to registry once again, but this time only enable pciide and msahci (change value to 0). Don't disable any drivers.
Restart go into BIOS, Integrated Peripherals, Serial ATA RAID Config, NV SATA Raid Function
- Enable NV SATA Raid function
- NV Sata 1 Primary/Secondary/Sata 2 Primary/Secondary: Change those entries to ATA or disabled (whichever is applicable)
If windows wont boot you can come back here and undo changes.
Report back please.
I didnt fix it here are the most recent errors.
You could boot into windows though, right?
run AS SSD please and post screenshot of it.
Could i have installed drivers that I didn't need to install?
It Booted faster it seemed
I might just do a clean install how should I go about installing drivers and such? And making sure I don't mess something up because it seemed to happened after I finished installing stuff one day.
The problem is it is still loading the SATA Raid drivers.
At the moment:
- pciide - msahci are both set to 0?
- BIOS all 4 SATA controllers set to disabled (or ATA)?
Edit: You can also check Nvstor64 - Event ID 5 - Hard Drives - Storage later to see if any resolve your issues.
msachi was set to 3
Edit: This made it boot slower.
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