Gr8 wrk whiskyrox that 8 letter ide controller was bcoz of daemon tools i also uninstalled that & my upgrade also wrkd fyn.....
> On Sunday, July 13, 2008 2:24 PM cholupa2 wrote:
> Howdy all,
> I searched all over the net and can't seem to find any info on my
> problem. I got a blue screen about a week ago caused by something with
> my Graphics card(during the blu screen I was able to read something
> about graphic memory dump I believe) This makes sense, as I had just
> clicked to exit NWN2(the game that came bundled with the card).
> Anyway, ever siscne that, it has booted slowly (spends about a full
> minute on the post screen, and some time with the scrolling line). That
> is unless I unplug the computer for a few minutes, then it boots as it
> did before.
> So after alot of digging and reinstalling of all available drivers
> from Gigabyte and Nvida and nothing has helped from that, so I decided
> to do the "upgrade" trick. So I uninstalled SP1, and ran the upgrade.
> It told me that
> These issues do not prevent your upgrade, but some applications and/or
> devices might not work once your upgrade completes.
>
>
>
>
>
> - Storage controllers: A441Y0U9 IDE Controller
>
> I thought this to be a bit strange, but figured that the upgrade would
> smooth things out. Later, when the upgrade was nearing completion, I
> got an error saying that one or more devices could not be configured. I
> tried this twice. So, I tried to do some research into my IDE storage
> contoller. The IDE storage controller driver shows no signature or
> provider name in Everest or Device Manager. I tried automatically
> updating the driver and Windows said that it could not locate a driver
> for my product. I searched the internet for some reference to this type
> of problem, or for some reference to a driver available for download
> with absolutely no luck.
> So, should my IDE storage contoller have a digitally signed
> driver? and if so, from whom? Any other ideas?
>
> Vista Ultimate 64
> Q6600 @ 3.2
> Gigabyte ga-p35-DSR3 Rev.2
> Gigabyte 8800GT 512 MB nforce edition
> 4x1GB PQI RAM
> 400 GB Seagate
>
> This is what Everest shows:
> IDE Controller Intel(R) ICH9 Family 2 port Serial ATA Storage
> Controller 1 - 2921
> IDE Controller Intel(R) ICH9 Family 2 port Serial ATA Storage
> Controller 2 - 2926
> Storage Controller AGW8464I IDE Controller
> Storage Controller GIGABYTE GBB36X Controller
> Storage Controller Microsoft iSCSI Initiator
>
> that storage controler name just seems like random letters to me(notice
> the change in name since the last boot) thanks agian,
> Cholupa
>
>
> --
> cholupa2
>> On Tuesday, July 15, 2008 8:19 PM andy wrote:
>> On Sun, 13 Jul 2008 13:24:45 -0500, cholupa2 <>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>> If you look in the GA-P35-DS3R manual on page 8, the IDE interface is
>> provided by the Gigabyte SATA2 controller, which is, in reality, the
>> JMicron JMB363 chip <http://www.jmicron.com.tw/Product_JMB363.htm>.
>> It's supposed to be compatible with the standard southbridge IDE
>> interface, meaning that no special driver is needed for it to work.
>>
>>
>> Set the mode of the GIGABYTE SATA2 interface to IDE in BIOS setup.
>> Then install the motherboard_driver_sata_gb_sata2raid driver,
>> selecting the IDE driver. Set the mode back to AHCI.
>>
>> Before:
>> Storage:
>> IDE Controller Intel(R) ICH8
>> 2 port Serial ATA Storage Controller - 2825
>> IDE Controller Intel(R) ICH8
>> 4 port Serial ATA Storage Controller - 2820
>> IDE Controller Standard Dual
>> Channel PCI IDE Controller
>> Storage Controller GIGABYTE
>> GBB36X Controller
>> Storage Controller Microsoft
>> iSCSI Initiator
>>
>> After:
>> Storage:
>> IDE Controller Intel(R) ICH8
>> 2 port Serial ATA Storage Controller - 2825
>> IDE Controller Intel(R) ICH8
>> 4 port Serial ATA Storage Controller - 2820
>> IDE Controller JMB36X
>> Standard Dual Channel PCIE IDE Controller
>> Storage Controller GIGABYTE
>> GBB36X Controller
>> Storage Controller Microsoft
>> iSCSI Initiator
>>> On Wednesday, July 16, 2008 9:21 AM cholupa2 wrote:
>>> I cracked it. Looking around, I was able to eventually find
>>> information similar to Andy's (thanks for your post!). It dawned on me
>>> that the card reader I had installed a few weeks previously accessed one
>>> of my IDE ports. So I disconnected the reader and uninstalled the ide
>>> driver via task manager and voila! problem solved. I was able to
>>> upgradeand everything is working perfectly. I hope this helps some
>>> other people.
>>> -Choupa
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> cholupa2
>>>> On Sunday, October 25, 2009 3:42 AM whiskyrox wrote:
>>>> As an update to those of you, like I, that found this post via a Google
>>>> search for "Random IDE Controller:"
>>>>
>>>> I was in the middle of upgrading Vista Home Premium 32bit to Windows 7
>>>> when the installer told me I needed to update the drivers for my IDE
>>>> drive. Well, I do not have any IDE drives, and my IDE controller is
>>>> disabled in bios, so I found that strange. Looking in device manager,
>>>> under Storage Controllers I found an IDE controller with a strange 8
>>>> character name ADO4JJV IDE Controller. I deleted it, rebooted, and it
>>>> returned with another random 8 character name. I did some Google
>>>> searches & found out that it was actually created by Alcohol 120%. I
>>>> uninstalled Alcohol & viola! It was gone immediately.
>>>>
>>>> So if you are having this problem, & you have Alcohol 120%, or Deamon
>>>> Tools installed just uninstall before upgrading to Windows 7 & you will be
>>>> all set!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> whiskyrox
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