PC Processors

[loudell]

I have tried both drivers

1.2.1.402

1.2.1.359

help!

[black_zion]

Is it recognized in BIOS? Have you tried different cables and different ports?

[loudell]

Yes, recognized in bios. Shows in device manager as Other Device.

Bios settings are correct and the SSD (I have a few are functional.

The chipset is:

A55BM-A on an ASUS motherboard M32BFDP_MB

The problem is either the chipset or the driver.

Any ideas?

[black_zion]

Have you tried different cables and ports?

[loudell]

Yes. tried different ports, different cables and different ssds. The issue is the chipset A55BM-A

Can you research that set and see what the proper driver would be to recognize an SSD....

[black_zion]

If other SSDs are recognized on the ports and cables you are using, then the problem must be the drive itself.

[loudell]

I am not sure you understand.

I have tried other SSD is the same ports and they are also not recognized by this computer chipset.

Can you tell me the driver numbers for the chipset:

A55BM-A

[black_zion]

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download Link at the bottom for chipset drivers.

[loudell]

If you notice from my FIRST post I have both drivers:

1.2.1.359 and 1.2.1.402

so are these the correct drivers?

Are there any other drivers?

[black_zion]

The CORRECT drivers are the ones which ship with Windows, you shouldn't even need to use AMD's driver package. SSDs are plug and play.

[loudell]

That is the nucleus of my problem.

I think my chipset is OK.

However the drivers associated with it identify it as an AMD chipset and it is associated with an AMD driver.

I have the option of 2 different AMD drivers and neither of them will work.

Is there a way to delete just the AMD drivers and let it reinstall with the microsoft generic plug and play driver???

I know that driver is in my operating system somewhere because my DVD uses the save driver.

When I right hand click on the ATA SATA driver and click on Update Driver the microsoft driver does not show up.

[black_zion]

Click Uninstall Device and tick the box that says remove drivers.

[loudell]

After I do that I will have to reboot and I'm not sure if the computer will recognize my HD which is connected to a SATA port. Do you see any concerns there??

[black_zion]

Not with Windows 10.

[loudell]

I have Windows 7

[loudell]

Can you help me delete the chipset drivers

1.2.1.402

1.2.1.359

and replace it with microsoft driver

6.1.7601.17514

in Windows 7 32 bit????

[loudell]

can you read my replies below and help me?