Dec 15, 2010 By the way, I installed AHCI after Vista x64 installation. I do backups both full and partial to separate internal hard drives. Apr 23, 2012 Windows 7 Professional x64 will not install in AHCI mode because. 'For Windows 7/ Vista OS, you can install the AMD AHCI driver from the.

Please help me. I am having serious difficulty installing Windows Vista Ultimate. Assasin Creed 1 Crack Chomikuj. I belive the problem lies with the SATA HDD that I have.

I have attempted to reseach the issue, but have been unable to solve the problem. My Settings My motherboard is a: GA-965P-S3.

I have a Seagate 7200.10 (ST3320620AS) 320GB Serial ATA300 HDD. The HDD is connected in the slot labelled 'SATAII0', the other available slots are the 'SATAII1', 'SATAII2', 'SATAII3' and two others labelled 'GSATAII0' and GSATAII1' In the 'Intergrated Peripherals' section of the BIOS the following options are selected: SATA AHCI Mode: AHCI SATA Port0-3 Native Mode: Disabled Onboard SATA/IDE Device: Enabled Onboard SATA/IDE Ctrl Mode: AHCI The Problem I am attempting to make a fresh installation. I load the Vista installation and work my way to the format harddrive section then proceed with the install. At the moment the installation hangs after the first initial restart at 'Completing Installation'. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I ran into a similar problem trying to install Vista or XP on a GA-965P-DS3. With Vista, I got the same hang after initial restart. With XP I could complete the OS install but when performing updates, some of them would fail installation with the worst one being SP2. I thought it was the motherboard and driver issues.

After many, many attempts at different drivers I bailed on the Gigabyte MB and switched to an ASUS board (P5B-E). Still ran into the same problems. Next change was the HD. I had been using 2 WD drives (Trying to configure RAID AND AHCI) and switched to a single Seagate. Same problem. Moved from there to trying a different DVD drive (Had been using an IDE drive and switched to a SATA drive).