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• Where is the option AHCI in the BIOS Satellite L350D

  Hello

  Where is the option AHCI in the BIOS L350D?

  BIOS version is 1.70

  grobi Oxford

  Hello

  Usually in the BIOS, there is an option called SATA controller mode. You can choose between AHCI and Compatible mode.

  But I believe that not all motherboards and BIOS version contain such an option, so probably your computer doesn t offer such an option.

• Cannot find the option to enable the AHCI in the Bios Veriton X 275 settings.

  Hello

  I just installed a Samsung SSD, but could not find the option to enable the AHCI in the bios Veriton x 275 (small form factor desktop). Cuurently boot OK IDE but AHCI is supposed to be superior to the SSD.

  Help appreciated

  As you have noticed, there is no AHCI in the BIOS, only RAID and IDE.

• Tecra A9 - compatibility/AHCI in the BIOS mode

  The Toshiba Tecra A9 seems to have a serious lack of implementation of the BIOS: it has an Intel ICH8 - M - SATA controller capable of running in Intels so-called "handset Mode" that allows it to act as a controller SATA AHCI, a normal IDE controller or mix the two for various channels.
  The BIOS allows to adjust it to the "compatibility" - mode that seems to work correctly by running in the IDE for all channels mode, but the mode "AHCI" seems to be set up wrongly. AHCI is a standard for SATA devices that is widely used and the Tecra A9 defines only the hard disk to use SATA AHCI - optical drive CD/DVD-ROM rest in IDE mode which leads to conflicts of pilots as only one driver can access the controller in DMA mode - when the value of both SATA and IDE modes, two drivers are needed for one physical chip.
  'AHCI' in the BIOS must activate the peripheral subject connected to the controller is running in SATA AHCI mode, but as I already said, it is not. Only the hard drive will be displayed as SATA device.

  For me, this looks like a defect in the BIOS that needs to be repaired.

  Best regards
  Peter

  Hello

  I think that it s perhaps a default, but you done already encountered problems with the execution of the "compatibility mode" where the CD/DVD drive (IDE ;)) works in "IDE mode"?

  Do you have a few mistakes or something similar? If so, then it s probably REALLY a bug, but if not, maybe this 'combined mode' (I know what you´re talking about my old 875P Chipset and my ICH5 have the same thing) works correctly.
  In my machine (desktop computer with a DFI Lanparty 875P and northwood at 3 Ghz) runs in the "handset mode" so that everything works to make it compatible in "IDE" mode But I Don t a loss of performance.
  It s not as fast when I drive in pure SATA mode, but then my DVD won't work.

  So, if you have problems with the machine then I agree, otherwise "it s not a bug, it s a feature" ;)

  Welcome them

• I forgot to change the IDE to AHCI in the BIOS when installing programs in Windows 8

  Just installed Windows 8 with a new HD SSD. I forgot to AHCI in the BIOS before installing all my programs. I remembered and set the BIOS to AHCI but Windows 8 will not start. I don't want to do a fresh install. I tried to play with the registry:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\storahci

  I set the start value data to 0

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\pciide

  I set the start value data to 0

  Rebooted and set the BIOS to AHCI Windows is not loading.

  Can anyone help?

  There is a Fixit for Windows 7. It can now work with Windows 8.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/922976?WA=wsignin1.0

  You can try this alternative. I don't know if it will work.

  Above all, back up everything.

  http://www.ithinkdiff.com/how-to-enable-AHCI-in-Windows-8-after-installation/

  Tom Ferguson

• G9 - 791 tried to activate the AHCI in the BIOS, killed for laptop

  Since I've upgraded to a SSD, I tried to activate the AHCI in the BIOS mode, just like I did with my Alienware laptop.  After changing the setting and restart, I was unable to boot the system (it's ok), but also unable to get into the BIOS to change it back to the RAID.

  Which led me to return the laptop to the place where I bought it and get a new, still under warranty.  Is there a reason any BIOS gets damaged when you change this setting?  I'd like to use the AHCI mode instead, but I can't afford another laptop brick.

  I got it! I actually downloaded and installed the most recent Intel (14.8.XXX), and then changed RST 4 setting in my registry to reflect the changes of the AHCI. Restarted without enabling AHCI in the BIOS, to make the site everything was still good. Perfect. Return restarted to the BIOS and activated ONLY AHCI. Does not all other parameters. Rebooted (twice), and everything works!

• TPM options disappear from the BIOS

  We use MBAM to manage our devices for Bitlocker TPM and once the user restarts the PC, he is invited to the recovery key.  On the problem PC, we found that the TPM settings no longer even not in the BIOS.  The PCs encrypted with success if the TPM was working but now ceases to exist.  Does anyone else know totally TPM module options disappear from the BIOS?  Any possible solutions?

  Thanks for the reply of Larson, but we found that it had to reflash the BIOS for the device to reappear again.

• No AHCI in the BIOS pavilion g6 option

  I was wondering if AHCI was enabled by default, because there is no option to enable/disable in the BIOS. My laptop is a hp pavilion 1d46x with BIOS F.46 g6.

  Thank you

  Oliver

  Hi, Oliver:

  Yes, AHCI is defined by default in most, if not all, of recent years HP consumer notebooks.

  You will find only the possibility of changing the mode of SATA device on HP business laptops.

  Paul

• No AHCI in the BIOS in Satellite Pro A200

  I just installed an ssd and would like to change the bios to ahci utility but it is not an area that I am able to do this. the computer is a Toshiba Satellite Pro A200 (psfa1a-003002).

  I have to update the BIOS? Where can I get the update and how can I update?

  As I know the BIOS update does not offer some additional options. Please check the settings of the BIOS again. In the BIOS options there SATA advanced option and there you can change between compatibility and AHCI mode.

  I have it on my P200. It is almost identical machine but 17 and your model 15.

• Update the BIOS on Sat A60 - error box appears

  I need help please? I just downloaded the latest version of the bios for my A60 PSA67E, who is 1.90. I registered and then extract the files, then it is said to run. The extracted file shows an open with osaka 20v190 on this box. I used extract right click and select run but then an error box comes up saying failed to load the driver.
  I have running in SafeMode with networking, what's the problem?
  Can someone help me? I need to update as soon as possible.

  Hi Ray

  BIOS update as soon as possible? What is the problem with this device?

• Windows Vista does not start to change from IDE to AHCI in the BIOS

  Hi, I spent a lot of time to look at this problem online. I can't find a lot of google search results and they seem to say enter REGEDIT and change the "msahci" start to 0 and even the 'pciide', or 'iaStorV' start parameters to 0. But this does not work for me. The loading Windows with the loading bar screen Green just continues to go wrong and never Windows startup. I have Windows Vista Home Basic Edition.

  I saw someone in this forum with a similar problem but they have upgraded to Win7 on a new installation to fix the problem, they spend on AHCI RAID. I contacted Intel technical support and they said to try HP or the manufacturer of the motherboard. I contacted Intel because I installed a 520 Intel Solid State Drive series and wanted to know if they had a driver to get the benefit of the AHCI instead of the IDE. I know that a lot of people recommend a new installation of Windows, but I don't have a Windows cd with this computer (my computer is here: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00835809 )

  I tried to install this Microsoft fix too. http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/922976

  I wonder if there is an AHCI driver, can I install it or what I can do to get the job of AHCI?

  Thanks to anyone who can help!

  I suggested that you create disks because you said that the computer came with any one and you could not re - install Windows as suggested a possible solution. With these records, you can the recovery of the system back to a factory State. Since you want to install a SSD or change a BIOS setting, these are the changes which can damage the system and require the use of recovery disks.

  If you want a Windows Vista 'clean' no HP Setup, please see Paul's response in this thread of the forum called "System Restore not working not not for HP Media Center Desktop PC. According to his instructions is expected to create a bootable Windows Vista installation disc. My only amendment to this method, is not to use the product key Microsoft Windows Vista on the COA on the side of your computer. Instead, I would like to "Save" the product key from factory OEM HP and HP OEM certificate using ' the Activation, backup and restore ' then 'restore' the certificate and the key to the new clean install of Vista. This will result in an installation clean factory activated that does not require Microsoft to activate. Be aware that the software HP added value will no longer be on your computer. If you want to use this software, you MUST create your personal HP recovery disks and copy the "SWSETUP" folder on your current installation of factory to an external support.

  Re-install Windows Vista, as shown above with the SATA BIOS settings set on AHCI you like will work 100% of the time. It should also install to SSDs, where HP recovery discs are known to fail.

• Tecra 9100: After the CD/DVD drive upgrade IDE #1 error apears

  Hello!

  I'm a happy user of Toshiba laptops, and I like my Tecra is even older. My setup is a PIVm 2.0 Ghz and a few days, I changed the HARD drive. This isn't THE PROBLEM.

  Now, I have a 80 GB Seagate HDD and works very well. Days ago, I bought a DVD - RW, H - L space (Hitachi-LG) GWA-4082N, origin of another towing specifications.

  When I boot the IDE #1 ERROR message is displayed. In windows works fine, recognized as the secondary Slave PIO mode only. I am integrating then, I searcehd the web and found solutions.

  I've read on C - SALT and reversed the master/slave issue. I downloaded a firmware for Toshiba, same version for my DVD but nothing. In my opinion, is for Toshiba, but not for this model. So I tried the solution of jumper pins 45 & 47. 47 pins Cable sync/select and 45 is identical to 48 GND.

  The solution is good half. I started the laptop and does not work, no more ERROR IDE. In windows is now secondary master UDMA Mode. Works very well...

  THE PROBLEM: it's that I turn off the laptop, pick up the DVD, battery and Commander edge and when I reconected all back, the #1 ERROR IDE is sown again :(((.) Therefore, works, but sometimes it is not. What is the problem? Even with the 45 & 47 pins the message. I have readit pins 35, 36 is something CSEL0, CSEL1...

  I do more short films? Or where I can find a good firmware for my drive or the software to mass the firmware...

  Please read this post and I hope you can help me!

  Hello

  As you already know not all ODD is compatible with a laptop because masters /slave and c - salt settings.
  These parameters are controlled by a firmware and most often but not always these firmware located on sites of car manufacturing.

  I don't think you'll find this firmware on the Toshiba site. It s recommend buying the good player but don't not to Flash the firmware.

  Anyway, I also found the statement on the connection of the PIN 45 and 47 together.
  This is a solution in time and not recommended because it will damage the other pins.

• Cannot read the CD in the CD/DVD drive after having burned the audio files in Windows Media Player

  I burned an audio cd with windows media player, it works on my computer but not on a cd player (I tried several players). Any ideas what I could do wrong?

  Original title: Windows Media Player

  Hello

  Please check the format to which the disk was burned. If the drive is made to a data disc format, several readers of cd or dvd will not be able to read its contents. In order for a disc in a cd player, it must be created in a format supporting by the player, which varies according to different manufacturers.

  Please see the following link

  Burn a CD or DVD in Windows Media Player

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/burn-a-CD-or-DVD-in-Windows-Media-Player

• No option to boot from the CD/DVD-ROM in the BIOS

  Hi all

  I was pleased to receive my computer H8-1485EA this week!

  I entered the BIOS setup by (by pressing F10) to allow booting from a device of type CD. I changed the boot order so that my DVD SATA drive was the head of the list. When I tried to boot from a CD, I got a starting message startup security protection has been activated and prevented me to boot from the CD. I entered the BIOS again and disabled security start-up (by entering a code) and booted from the CD. Unfortunately the I was booting from a disk to answer stopped, so I ejected it.

  Some time later, I decided to reactivate security startup in the BIOS. I did it successfully, however, my SATA DVD drive has disappeared from my list of boot device. It is still detected by the BIOS and will appear in the Windows Device Manager. It is also absent from the startup list when I press F9 to start.

  All the tips are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  This may not apply to your case, but here goes: I about went crazy looking for the (HP Envy Phoenix) option in the UEFI BIOS to boot from my Blueray disc. I tried to put the Blueray disc to start first in the boot order, but I couldn't find that he listed in the BIOS. (My computer is 2 days old, straight from the factory. Reads Blueray disc under the operating system very well). Turns out I had to insert a floppy in the Blueray to energize, then restart the computer, then go into the BIOS and - magically - BIOS now showed my Blueray and I was able to boot from it.  (In the past I have configured all my computer equipment statically in the BIOS and it al showed there and he was.) I had never seen one * new * material option appears in the BIOS that did not previously exist. That is until I met the Phoenix BIOS)

  HardAsNails

• Satellite P300D-10U - how to enable the AHCI controller in the Bios

  I have toshiba satellite P300D-10U with windows vista 32-bit, disc ssd drive 2nd hard drive
  and I can't do IT controller SATA AHCI in the bios.

  http://www.Toshiba.EU/discontinued-products/satellite-P300D-10U/

  What can I do?
  install the new windows 7 32 / 64-bit and updated the bios for this maybe windows I can ON AHCI Controller in bios

  This bios has the ability to run on AHCI?

  Thanks for replying,
  Thank you.

  BIOS of the screen:
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  SSD of the screen
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  http://ImageShack.com/a/img661/9900/846hMR.gif

  I changed the value to 0
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE es\Msahci

  I install ATi SATA2 RAID (pilot preinstallation)
  http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=2500#DL

  CD..

  To my knowledge, the Satellite P300 series BIOS doesn t contain the ability to switch the AHCI compatible mode.

  I don t think that even after updating the BIOS such option would be available in the BIOS.

  I see on the first screenshot of the BIOS, the SSD drive is connected to the second controller.
  I recommend you connect the SSD to the first controller (instead of the HARD disk).
  Maybe then you could get better performance.

  Just for the note: portable computers with a graphics card ATI supports the AMD chipset, and in this case the ATI graphics card driver contains the SATA driver files.

  However, I guess the HARD disk controller specification allows the use of better performance of SSD drive.