T
Torin
Greetings all!
I just built a new system and installed Windows XP Pro on it and I am
having a problem getting the OS to see the ICH5R Raid Controller.
I went up to the Intel site and got the latest version of the Chipset
Software Installation Utility (6.0.1.1002) and installed this. Then I
got the latest copy of the Intel Application Accelerator (4.5) and
attempted to install this. When I do, I get an error saying that my
chip set does not support this software. When I go into the Device
Manager it says that I have an Intel 82801EB (Intel ICH5) controller
and not an 82801ER (ICH5R) controller in the various descriptions
within the Device Manager.
I am stumped. Does anyone have any idea why XP Pro thinks I have an
ICH5 controller? Did I install the wrong drivers?
When I initially installed XP I did not install the Application
Accelerator software. And there are no RAID controllers shown in the
Device Manager.
Do I need to do a repair install of XP or will that even help?
Any and all insight is greatly appreciated!
Sincerely,
Torin
I just built a new system and installed Windows XP Pro on it and I am
having a problem getting the OS to see the ICH5R Raid Controller.
I went up to the Intel site and got the latest version of the Chipset
Software Installation Utility (6.0.1.1002) and installed this. Then I
got the latest copy of the Intel Application Accelerator (4.5) and
attempted to install this. When I do, I get an error saying that my
chip set does not support this software. When I go into the Device
Manager it says that I have an Intel 82801EB (Intel ICH5) controller
and not an 82801ER (ICH5R) controller in the various descriptions
within the Device Manager.
I am stumped. Does anyone have any idea why XP Pro thinks I have an
ICH5 controller? Did I install the wrong drivers?
When I initially installed XP I did not install the Application
Accelerator software. And there are no RAID controllers shown in the
Device Manager.
Do I need to do a repair install of XP or will that even help?
Any and all insight is greatly appreciated!
Sincerely,
Torin