marvell 91xx sata 6g controller. This device cannot start. (Code 10)

Hey there, I recently updated my BIOS to a newer version due to BSODs and now it's been running perfectly. Although my system works fine now without any problems, I'm not too sure as to what marvell 91xx sata 6g controller is and if it'll affect my system. This never appeared before the BIOS update so could it be some settings in BIOS I have to tweak? I'm not sure if I should be in the Drivers Section or here as I do not know what marvell 91xx sata 6g controller really is, I know it has something to do with SSDs. Thanks!

Hey there, sorry about that, I just filled in my system specs.

But here it is anyways, I have also attached a jpg to show you what I'm talking about

OS Name Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate
System Manufacturer Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
System Model GA-990FXA-UD5
System Type x64-based PC
Processor AMD FX(tm)-8120 Eight-Core Processor, 3100 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s)
Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 16.0 GB
Total Physical Memory 16.0 GB
Available Physical Memory 13.3 GB
Total Virtual Memory 63.9 GB
Available Virtual Memory 61.1 GB
CPU Speed 3.14 GHz
Video Card Model NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670
Video Card Memory 4.24 GB

Hey there, thanks for all your help, those two drivers are indeed updated to the latest version. What exactly are the Marvell ports and how do I use them?

The picture showing those two drivers with exclamation marks did not appear before the BIOS update, it only appeared after. I did not touch any of my hardware nor did I switch up any cables if that's what you were referring to on the Marvell ports.

Layback Bear said:

Marvell ports = Sata Ports on your motherboard that have the Marvell Controller that controls them.
Please use your motherboard manual to locate them. You probable have your hard drive plugged into one of them.

So what do I do after I have located them? Do I unplug them?

Layback Bear said:

Why did you update your bios?
Were you having a problem?

Yes, I was having BSOD issues with certain games such as Rome 2 and Call of Duty, but after the BIOS update they disappeared.

By the way, if my system is working fine, should I be worried about the driver controllers?

Layback Bear said:

I would not do anything at this time. Do not unplug anything at this time. Your system is working properly.
Using your motherboard manual and having a general knowledge of where things are located and what they are is just a good practice.
Like I posted before I will request help from some friends.

Not sure if this would help but I realized I had recently updated them but they don't seem to match with the versions on the gigabyte site. I used a program called Driver Genius to automatically update my drivers for me. Could this be the culprit and if so how do I roll back?