Solved Fresh Install, not enough free resources DVD/Bluray Drive (Code 12)

[Collin2011]

So I installed Windows 7 to my 1TB SSD last night, got it all up and running with drivers and stuffs then noticed my DVD/Bluray drive was missing. I used the device manager to scan for hardware changes, Windows Update would pop up for a moment, try to install the driver for the Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller but fail.

There would be the :warn: symbol next to it, I would go to the properties and it would show this:

So I decided to unplug the Sata and power cord, swap them for a different one, unplug my BluRay drive, plug it back in after making physical adjustments. I reboot and it's working, then an hour or two later after rebooting again for new updates it did the same damn thing.

I have no idea what is going on, I really want to continue using Seven, but damn this is really annoying. I've had this problem before with Seven. It's non existent on 10.

My Specs are:

EVGA GTX 980TI 6GB
i7 6700K
16GB DDR4
1TB Samsung SSD (Not an M.2)

Not sure how much this will help but:

 

[samuria]

Is it ide or sata as the error is saying ide you need look at what its trying to use dma.irq etc and see if something else is using the same irq etc

 

[Collin2011]

Is it ide or sata as the error is saying ide you need look at what its trying to use dma.irq etc and see if something else is using the same irq etc

I've never heard of dma.irq, how do I go about checking them?

 

[samuria]

Your first screenshot click on resource

 

[Collin2011]

Your first screenshot click on resource

I don't really see anything of use here.

 

[torchwood]

Hi,

its like 2 kids fighting over the same sweet.

As you got it working before do the same again but DISSABLE DRIVER UPDATES
via control panel > system > advanced system settings > device installation settings -- off.

note this is a workaround a Bios update might correct it by allocating more resources or moving it

Roy

 

[Collin2011]

Hi,

its like 2 kids fighting over the same sweet.

As you got it working before do the same again but DISSABLE DRIVER UPDATES
via control panel > system > advanced system settings > device installation settings -- off.

note this is a workaround a Bios update might correct it by allocating more resources or moving it

Roy

So I unplugged the SATA/Power cables and re-plugged them into my Blu-Ray/DVD Drive. I also swapped out a power cable to my SSD. Rebooted and now it's working, but I am almost certain after windows updates it stopped working last time. I am unsure, will just have to wait and see what happens...

Thanks for your time, I really hope I don't have to come back.