How to check motherboard drivers? Solved

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Hello hello,  After reinstalling Windows 11 using a USB drive, I had to update the motherboard drivers, but I'm not sure if everything is installed correctly.  How can I check the motherboard drivers?  I installed my drivers here https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B360-HD3-rev-10/support I have updated : - Audio - Chipset - Lan - Sata RAID/AHCI - VGA > I couldn't install this one.  Thank you.

DKdence · Accepted Answer

I also have this warning that appeared after the reinstallation of Windows,

billmaxime · Answer

hello  - VGA > I wasn't able to install this one.  did you get an error message? anything else?  check if you have any alerts in the device manager (? or /!\) yellow  are you noticing any malfunctioning of the pc?  @+   -- the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than in Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  I was told to install the "SATA AHCI" driver, once done, I still get the warning but this time, Error iaStorac   did you install this driver from your motherboard? --> Intel Rapid Storage Technology [17.11.0.1000.1] 13.57 MB 2021/10/20  check this page for the error --> Error iaStorac --> click here  PS: I'm busy and I won't be able to respond to you as quickly as usual  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  As we can see, it does not match the version you gave me; in the photo above, it says "driver version 17.11.0.1000."  I don't think it's important (10 days difference)  your SSD has already logged a few hours    also look at what is listed for your HDD (good at what percentage?)  aside from what you provide for the drivers, have you updated the BIOS as Bazfile advised you?  do you still have the alert message --> iaStorac Error?  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment agency than at Chernobyl

kaneagle · Answer

Hello,  Windows key + X Device Manager  Give the hardware ID of the VGA Check this --> Find the hardware ID of a device Post the ID in your next message.   -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

kaneagle · Answer

- VGA > I couldn't manage to install this one.   What do you have in graphics cards?   -- Humans are at their best when things are at their worst.

kaneagle · Answer

Everything is correct for the graphics card.  Go to IDE controllers ..... Give the hardware identification number of the Intel (R) 300 .... Check this --> Find the identification number of a device Post the number in your next message.

billmaxime · Answer

re  I found the same one as on the manufacturer's website for your motherboard --> click here Driver index > I > Intel > RST-Win10_Win11-17.11.0.1000.zip  the one from your motherboard's site --> mb_driver_intel_bootdisk_irst_17.11.0.1000.1(1).zip  the one from Driverscloud's site --> mb_driver_intel_bootdisk_irst_17.11.0.1000.1.zip  the dates of the .inf file to be installed are the same: (iaAHCIC.inf) --> 10/13/2021  PS: hi Kaneagle  @+ -- the radiation level is higher at the employment center than at Chernobyl

DKdence · Answer

Re billmaxime,  Sorry, I didn't understand your last message, should I download something?  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  In the screen below, I have a driver that dates back to 1968, is that normal?   Device Identification Numbers PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A308&SUBSYS_50011458&REV_10 PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A308&SUBSYS_50011458 PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A308&CC_060100 PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A308&CC_0601  and many other drivers dating from 2006, you too?

billmaxime · Answer

re  in my previous message, with the identifier you provided --> PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A352&SUBSYS_B0051458&REV_10  I found the same driver on Driverscloud as on the manufacturer's website for your motherboard --> Intel > RST-Win10_Win11-17.11.0.1000.zip  in your last message --> In the screen below, I have a driver from 1968 is that normal?  I would say yes, given what I find regarding the identifier      PS: are you having issues with the PC, or just one alert with --> Error iaStorac?  @+ -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  I don’t really see what needs to be done for now, wait for Kaneagle to come back on the topic  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the job center than at Chernobyl

kaneagle · Answer

billmaxime --> I don't really see what needs to be done for now Same for me  Perform a repair of Windows 11 Take a look at this --> Repair Windows 11 without data loss    -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst

billmaxime · Answer

re  look in Windows Update --> Optional updates --> Drivers  let me know if there are any updates  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment center than at Chernobyl

DKdence · Answer

A brief summary of my situation,  On March 15, I performed what is called a clean reinstall of Windows 11, after which I started experiencing freezing/crashing issues whether on the web or in file explorer, but not in a game; although I don't play much, I haven't experienced any freezing during those times.  I have two errors that appeared in the event viewer that were not present before the reinstall. Event 2, Volmgr  Event 129, Iastorac   I have noticed no performance drops or increases in temperature nor CPU going to full stock. Summary finished.  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  I have a few questions: when reinstalling using a USB key, are the BIOS settings altered?  In the photo below, can I switch to "Intel RST with Optane system acceleration"?   Is there something wrong with these two photos? (apart from the quality... I apologize for your eyes) O_O    Thank you to those who took the time to read me.

billmaxime · Answer

Hi  No, nothing on this side. :<   that's a shame :(  I bought it with a digital license for Windows 10, wouldn't it be better for me to install Windows 10 and then upgrade to Windows 11?   to go back to W10 from W11, you have 10 days after the "migration" from W10 to W11 --> click here  or does it not change anything?  did the PC work correctly under W10, or did you have the same issues as under W11?  PS: if you install W10, I don't know if your Windows license/activation key will still be valid...  you can find license keys on various websites  @+  --  the radiation level is higher at the employment center than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  I had a problem on Windows 10 and 11, but that's another story   what problems did you have on W10 with your PC?  depending on the issues you had on W10, it may not even be worth reinstalling it...  Are they free? My license is linked to my Microsoft account.   no, but they're not expensive  example: (look for a Pro version)  click here  click here  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

I already made a topic about this, I'll try to summarize  It seems I saw/read the topic  Wait, I don’t get it. I paid over 100 euros to get my Windows 10 license and now they're selling them at Cdiscount for 0.50 euros??  Where did you buy your W10 license?  Is it a "box" version?  @+  -- The radiation level is higher at employment agencies than at Chernobyl.

billmaxime · Answer

re  There is a sticker on my case with numbers, that's the Windows key.   1 Windows license consists of 5 sets of 5 characters  xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  I have 25 letters/numbers on the sticker.  ok  Is there a difference between the key and the license?  no (we say 1 license/activation key), but it's the same thing  If I understand correctly, the key for 0.50 euro only serves to activate the license, so the day I change my motherboard, I will need to buy a key from Cdiscount.  no, it's the same as your license key (it activates Windows in the same way)  PS: if you change the motherboard, you need to buy a new license, because the license is linked to the hardware and registered in the motherboard and on Microsoft's servers  you can change the other components of your PC without having to buy a new license (hard drive, RAM sticks, etc...)  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  no, and to "console" you, check the official prices from Microsoft (at the bottom of the page) --> click here  I have the invoice from LDLC: Microsoft Windows Home 10 32/64 FR ORY OEI COA = 108.29 euros  in case you need to "invest" in a new activation key/license, get the Pro version of W10  @+  -- the radiation rate is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

DKdence · Answer

Hello, ((Problem solved))  I finally found the answer to my computer issue; it's a hardware problem. (the hard drive) I no longer have these two errors since I unplugged the HDD; I was receiving them at every computer startup. Event 2, Volmgr   Event 129, Iastorac   and I no longer have any CPU interruptions (my previous issue before reinstalling Windows). I also had a clicking sound in the tower that was heard at regular intervals, but it's no longer there.   As a small anecdote: these CPU interruptions appeared in August 2021; in February I downloaded HWmonitor, which allows me to monitor temperatures, speed, etc. There were no interruptions when I let this software run, but as soon as I closed it, the interruptions reappeared, forcing me to launch Hwmonitor at every computer startup. Why did Hwmonitor prevent these interruptions from occurring? It's a mystery that remains to be unraveled. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  I want to thank all the people who tried to help me. Thank you all!

billmaxime · Answer

hi  I eventually found the answer to the problem, the hard drive is defective, I mentioned it in a previous message.  In the messages, after running Crystaldiskinfo, the disks were fine...  https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-37553521-comment-verifier-les-drivers-de-la-carte-mere#4  https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-37553521-comment-verifier-les-drivers-de-la-carte-mere#5  I just stated that the SSD had "hours", and it was good at 78%  https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-37553521-comment-verifier-les-drivers-de-la-carte-mere#7  and the HDD is good at 100%  That said, thanks for the feedback, it's nice  No problem for the help, we enjoyed it  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment center than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

re  I should have specified the clicking sound that could be heard in the tower.  Yes, but it's not a big deal, because you found out where the issue came from :)  A big thank you for the feedback and the explanations  Good continuation  @+  -- The radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl.

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