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– go to Device Manager -> IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers.ĭouble-click on the Intel ICH8M 3-port SATA Controller – 2828. – after running the R154200.exe file, you will find the drivers in the location you wrote in dialog box

Once it is done, and the other drivers installed, extract the driver R154200 Serial ATA Intel Matrix Storage Driver (from CD or the net). Open “System devices.” You’ll find the remaining motherboard drivers here, including your memory controller, PCI bus driver, system speaker and clock.In the BIOS, change AHCI to ATA, then install Windows XP as usual. RAID is a storage technology mostly used in servers that enables you to combine several disks into a single volume, mirror them for redundancy and utilize other advanced options.Įxpand “Universal Serial Bus controllers.” Listed here are all your USB controller drivers.

Depending on your computer’s configuration, you might also have a redundant array of independent disks, or RAID controller. The controller is its interface with your motherboard. Unless your computer is an older model, you probably have a SATA hard disk.

Open “Sound, video and game controllers.” Here, you’ll find the controller drivers for your sound and video adapters.ĭouble-click “Storage controllers.” Listed here are Serial ATA, or SATA, controller drivers. IDE has been replaced by SATA for the most part, so if your computer is fairly new, it might not have an IDE controller.ĭouble-click “IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers.” Underneath, you’ll find drivers for any Firewire controllers on your motherboard.Įxpand “Network adapters.” If your computer has a built-in network adapter, it’ll be shown here, usually under the AMD or Intel brand name. Open “IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers.” If you have an integrated drive electronics, or IDE hard drive, the interface it plugs into on your motherboard is called a controller. Disregard if you have a dedicated graphics card. Expand “Display Adapters.” If your computer has built-in video – referred to as “integrated video” – the driver for the video chips on your motherboard is shown here.