W7 Upgrade failure with jraid.sys (0xc0000359)


  1. Kolardins
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    Windows 7 64
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    W7 Upgrade failure with jraid.sys (0xc0000359)


    I somehow fluke past the first hurdle which was an apparently incompatible Gigabyte GBB36X Controller driver. I installed a driver pack with a heap of drivers from here:
    GA-P55-UD3L (rev. 1.0) - GIGABYTE - Support&Download - Motherboard - Driver
    Not sure if I chose the GA-P55-UD3L or the GA-P55-UD3R though But maybe it doesn't matter because either one takes me to a GA-P55-UD3 driver page.

    Everything seemed to be running fine though so I went ahead with the W7 installation, the Gigabyte GBB36X Controller issue was gone. But when the computer rebooted during the W7 installation I got the error about a missing or corrupted jraid.sys. I don't really know what it is or where it is. Can someone help me find exactly what I need to install?
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  3. Minotar
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    A quick google tells me its for a JMicron Raid set up.Perhaps the drivers you downloaded werent the right ones,there are 4 different versions here : GIGABYTE - Search
    Once you select your version select your OS from the drop down box below it.

    Then load the Win7 disc>Install>Advanced>Load Drivers and load it from there (a usb stick would work or a floppy disk)
    Then just point windows to the place you want to install.

    If all else fails, i'd advise a clean install,it usally bypasses all of the undesired effects which upgrades can throw at the user.
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  4. Kolardins
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    Not sure what I did, but after a random reboot, a missing winload.exe, it just installed. Thanks for the help.
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