Drivers for disk drives

Hi not sure why it doesn't link for you , it loads for me.
(** edit : I think it is a javascript error , you likely have java off for security reasons?)

His Modded Drivers are actually just a modification to the INF files not the Drivers themselves to let them install on all of Intel chipsets including those from Manufacturers who used the cheaper non-supported embedded chipsets intel does not support directly as those are sold cheaply to MB makers.

here is the Thread on his website , ( he has the M$ WHQL one too)

http://www.win-raid.com/t11f23-Modde...ly-signed.html

Kbird said:

Hi not sure why it doesn't link for you , it loads for me.
(** edit : I think it is a javascript error , you likely have java off for security reasons?)

Yes, I use the Firefox plugin NoScript which disables javascript except when I specifically (and usually temporarily) enable it for a specific website. There have been a few times I've had javascript loops spinning off new browser tabs or windows until I ran out of storage and had to reboot..

Kbird said:

His Modded Drivers are actually just a modification to the INF files not the Drivers themselves to let them install on all of Intel chipsets including those from Manufacturers who used the cheaper non-supported embedded chipsets intel does not support directly as those are sold cheaply to MB makers.

here is the Thread on his website , ( he has the M$ WHQL one too)

http://www.win-raid.com/t11f23-Modde...ly-signed.html

I'll reread his comments a few times before proceeding. I've found the driver install package I downloaded from the ASUS website, and it seems to be at a level between Ferando's recommended list and his list of latest tested drivers.

I stick with the 1st one v11.2.0.1006 it works under XP, Win7 and Win10 , I had big problems and had to reinstall 10 on two of my computers (ICH9R and ICH10R chipsets) when Windows Update Installed Drivers without asking , so I made a W10 install disk using Nlite with the v11.2.0.1006 version embedded and all has been good since.

Just in case anybody is still following this thread, ... I didn't need any drivers I hadn't already installed. But I did need to do a (second) clean install of Windows and reinstall those drivers (along with everything else). I have no idea what went wrong with my first (supposedly) clean install but another clean install fixed it.