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My system: GA-965P-DS3P Core 2 Duo 4300 2Gb Gskill DDR2 Western digital 1TB WD10EACS and 500GB WD5000AAKS pioneer 215bk sata dvd writer 600 watt zalman PSU Vista home premium Sp1 The problem: I was running windows 2000 with the above setup and i started to get event id 11 errors in my log such as "The driver detected a controller error on\Device\Ide\IdePort1" i could find no reason for these errors, but they caused me no problem. I then upgraded my Os to vista and now i have event id 9 problems giving the error "The device, \Device\Ide\iaStor0, did not respond within the timeout period." It happens most when dealing with large files, unzipping copying etc, the pc will freeze for five minutes with the hard drive activity indicator light on. After the five minutes the pc returns to normal leaving the event id 9 in the event log. I have installed Vista with AHCI enabled and in IDE mode it makes no difference. I have update the bios from F5 to F6g the error is the same with both. I am installing vista with the latest drivers from intels site and installing the Intel matrix driver 7.8 after the install of vista. I have tried two different dvd drives both on the intel controller and the Jmicron. Right now my hard drives are on the ICH8R and my dvd drive on the Jmicron(Jmicron is in ide mode). I have tried running each hard drive by itself with no change to the error. Its driving me to distraction please help :) Thank you |
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Thank you for the reply
Sorry i should have mentioned it was a clean install. I have done a clean install many times now with no change. I have Pre installed the AHCI driver. I have also tried different cables. I tried your suggestion with no change to my problem.Thank you for your help! |
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Try this intel matrix storage driver it is said to fix or disable the issue
Intel® Matrix Storage Manager - Possible issues with Windows Vista* and Intel® RAID
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I have that driver installed and have tried the intel registry edit to fix this problem:
1. Go to Start -> Search. 2. Type in RegEdit and hit the Enter key. 3. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\iaStor(v). 4. Right-click on the Parameters key under iaStor(v) and select the Delete option. The problem remains ![]() Once again thanks for your assistance. |
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Ahh well sorry, I too could not find many real answers. You could switch to the Gigabyte Purple ports for your hard drives and not use the intel ones and therefore not need iaStore
Just a thought, this is what I would do!
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