Hi, I have two Windows XP(32Bit) installations: •Windows XP SP2(32Bit) which is old and it seems as if it is infected by some viruses. •I have installed another fresh clean Windows XP(32Bit) SP3.

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However, I have found that there is no category named with 'SCSI and RAID Host Controller'. However, when checking out the old version of Windows XP, I found 'SCSI and RAID Host Controller' is there. (Screen shot below) The new Windows XP(32Bit) SP3, there is no 'SCSI and RAID Host Controller' My motherboard is: My Desktop Computer(Intel P 4, 512MB of RAM, and Graphics Card with 256MB of RAM.

] I am seeing that most computer doesn't has the scsi / raid controller. In the old Windows XP on my computer that SCSI and RAID controller exists, and it it has not a yellow mark on it.

When I installed a new windwos XP 32Bit SP3, no SCSI/RAID in divice manager. My computer sound on new Windows XP doesn't work, however, on old Windows XP SP2 works well. I have a buitl-in sound card. SCSI and RAID controller category in the device manager on the old Windows xp SP2 is realted to sound card,I don't think. Thus, What drivers would let the 'SCSI and RAID Host Controller' added in the device manager?

A man should convert his anger and sadness into strength to continue living in this life. Beautiful Women In Paris. If you open the case and shine a light on the motherboard you can usually see both the manufacturers name and the model printed on the pcb somewhere. You should also normally see this information on the first POST screen when you turn on the PC. Otherwise Google '775i65G' like I did. Here are the driver downloads (assuming it is an Asrock 775i65G R2.0 and not an R3.0) You should install the inf driver first. Hopefully after you do that you will see your desired listing in Device Manager.

With regard to the AMR driver and the HDMR driver, you can find some information about these here: Unless you actually have something plugged into these risers, it is probably not necessary to install the drivers. However, the drivers for the integrated C-Media audio chip and the Realtek Lan chip may prove useful. It looks like the motherboard has integrated video but if you are using a graphics card it will not normally be necessary to install the VGA driver. You can download both the manual and the installation guide here And if 'SCSI and RAID Host Controller' is still not shown in Device Manager, don't worry - because these functions are not supported by your motherboard (again assuming it is an Asrock 775i65G). Thank you so much, First of all: My PC has multi-operating systems(Windows XP3(32Bit), and Windows XP SP2(32Bit)), the SP3 was recentely installed by me, and I didn't install any drivers at all.

However, the SP2 was installed by the owner, who seems that he installed some drivers which let 'SCSI and RAID Host Controller' shown in the device manager. Since SP2 seems infected, I have installed another SP3. I appreciate your time to at least let me know how to install the 'SCSI and RAID Host Controller'.

What drivers should I install to let 'SCSI and RAID Host Controller' shown in the device manager? I really don't know why cpuz didn't detect the motherboard manufacturer name. However, it detected the model name. I didn't install any inf drivers at all, nor install any motherboard chipest drivers since that 775i65G didn't help me to move the mfg website, and find what needs to be installed. A man should convert his anger and sadness into strength to continue living in this life. If you open the case and shine a light on the motherboard you can usually see both the manufacturers name and the model printed on the pcb somewhere. You should also normally see this information on the first POST screen when you turn on the PC.

Otherwise Google '775i65G' like I did. Here are the driver downloads (assuming it is an Asrock 775i65G R2.0 and not an R3.0) You should install the inf driver first. Hopefully after you do that you will see your desired listing in Device Manager. With regard to the AMR driver and the HDMR driver, you can find some information about these here: Unless you actually have something plugged into these risers, it is probably not necessary to install the drivers. However, the drivers for the integrated C-Media audio chip and the Realtek Lan chip may prove useful. It looks like the motherboard has integrated video but if you are using a graphics card it will not normally be necessary to install the VGA driver.

You can download both the manual and the installation guide here And if 'SCSI and RAID Host Controller' is still not shown in Device Manager, don't worry - because these functions are not supported by your motherboard (again assuming it is an Asrock 775i65G). If you open the case and shine a light on the motherboard you can usually see both the manufacturers name and the model printed on the pcb somewhere. You should also normally see this information on the first POST screen when you turn on the PC. Statsdirect Licence Key Crack. Otherwise Google '775i65G' like I did. Here are the driver downloads (assuming it is an Asrock 775i65G R2.0 and not an R3.0) You should install the inf driver first.