IDE ATA/ATAPA controllor error in device manager after fresh install

[dinglesniff]

Hey guys,

Did a fresh install of windows and am noticing a weird error when I go to device manager under my IDE / ATA controllors

ATA Channel 0 and ATA channel 1 have a yellow exclamation mark. When I click it, it says "This device cannot start."

Meanwhile all my Hard Drives can run fine. Any idea how I can determine whats causing the error?


Drive wise on my X58-ud5 Gigabyte I installed the latest chipset drivers and Marvell / Intel

 

[maxie]

Hi there ... Looks like you need a chipset Driver ... You should go to your Motherboards website .. And download it from there ..

 

[pbcopter]

Did you install the Gigabyte/Jmicron drivers?

I do not believe that board has a Marvell controller unless you have added a third party card.

What is the hardware ID showing in the device manager for the problem ATA channels?

 

[dinglesniff]

The Marvell controller is for the SATA6.

It says in advanced settings
ATA Channel 0 =Target id-0 Device Type: Atapi cdrom Hardware id = 197b-2363

Ata Channel 0 = Hardware Id 197b-2363

I have my CDROM set to ACHIis that the issue you think?

 

[maxie]

The Marvell controller is for the SATA6.

It says in advanced settings
ATA Channel 0 =Target id-0 Device Type: Atapi cdrom Hardware id = 197b-2363

Ata Channel 0 = Hardware Id 197b-2363

I have my CDROM set to ACHIis that the issue you think?

Could well be the problem .. There are a lot of Sata controllers on your Motherboards website ... Check them out

 

[pbcopter]

That hardware ID is for the Gigabyte(JMicron) SATA2 controller. Have you installed the Gigabyte SATA2 ACHI drivers?

 

[dinglesniff]

I thought I had I can reinstall them

 

[maxie]

Hopefully that will sort the problem

 

[dinglesniff]

To close this topic I installed the GSATA driver for the motherboard and wallah problem went away now.

Now my hard drives read SCSI is this normal?

 

[maxie]

Hi there ... Glad you got that sorted ... I have read about this happening before .. SCSI and SATA are just connection protocols .. I am sure you have the right Driver .. How is it working