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I confirm that I am in SATA mode on AHCI in the BIOS installer.
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I confirm that my OS is windows 10 version 1909.
Restore your data files from your external backup. #Asus n550jv ide ata atapi drivers windows 10 install#
Install any other software that you need. Allow Windows 10 to complete its install and then let it install any updates. Select the (unused/unallocated space) entry that is left and start installing Windows 10 to it (the installer will set up the partitions necessary). Do not stop until there is only one entry left (for unused/unallocated space) for this drive. Select each existing partition on the intended drive and delete this partition. When the installer get to the page where you will select the partition to install Windows 10 to, do the following two steps:. Insert this USB flash disk into the machine to be set up. Note that this will be setting up the USB flash disk to install Windows 10 release 1909. Choose the options to set up a USB flash drive. On another PC, download and run Microsoft's Windows Media Creation Tool. 
Get a USB flash disk that is 8GB or larger. I cannot help you here I do not know the layout of the ASUS BIOS Setup (I have no ASUS boards). 
In BIOS Setup, ensure that SATA Mode is set to AHCI and that UEFI Boot is enabled. You have an external backup of all your data files (documents, etc.) that you had stored on your main drive (because we are going to wipe out the entire contents of this drive). If you don't, you will need to change step 3 to download the version of the tool in the language you prefer. You want to install Windows 10 in English. #Asus n550jv ide ata atapi drivers windows 10 license#
You have a Windows 10 (or Windows 7 or Windows 8.1) license key. It's more work if you have other software installed, but better in the long run. There are ways around this, but I think you should reinstall Windows 10 from scratch in this case. Now, if you had the SATA Mode set to RAID or IDE and you now have it set to AHCI, then you may not be able to boot your existing install of Windows 10. Second, if your BIOS supports the IDE setting, never use this ancient setting if you want to use Windows 10 and have it perform optimally. If you want to use RAID, then you need to purchase a newer motherboard and processor. First, if you wanted it set to RAIDso you could use (Intel RST-based) RAID, you cannot do so with Windows 10 and a motherboard and processor this old. Microsoft's compatibility drivers will allow Windows 10 to run on these boards, but you really must be choosing AHCI for clean operation.įirst, let's get some basic things out of the way, You were correct in setting the SATA Mode to AHCIin BIOS Setup. If you upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 or 8.1, Microsoft will install an old version of Intel RST that will run, but it is not supported and upgrading Windows 10 will result in this version of intel RST no longer working (and potentially being automatically uninstalled).īottom line, you cannot use RAID on old, unsupported motherboards. The 'but' here is that, for an old motherboard like this, there is no Windows 10 Intel RST support. #Asus n550jv ide ata atapi drivers windows 10 driver#
Only if you choose RAID instead of AHCI and then install Intel RST will the Intel Storage driver be present. Secondly, Intel does not provide standard ATA/ATAPI drivers they are provided by Microsoft and optimally-configured by Intel INF files. They work only because of Microsoft's compatibility drivers. First of all, you have a 2nd generation processor and a 6 Series ASUS motherboard, neither of which is supported by Intel for Windows 10.
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