Nforce2 and IDE driver bluescreen

I have a K7n2g Nforce2-ISLR board and when I run the latest system driver update it blue screens on the IDE driver update. To confirm this I installed each driver one by one until I found the one causing the blue screen.
System config is a follows
1GB RAM
Radeon 800 pro 256MB
Onboard Audio w/realtek drivers
SATA Drives
TDK DVD writer
Floppy
Maxtor USB external 250GB Drive

i dont recommend the ide drivers.
they fail for alot of people including me so its better to stick to microsoft drivers.
get the unified driver package from http://www.nvidia.com instead.
dont flash bios in windows with live update.
seen alot of badflash when doing that.

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1. Are the hdparm readings "normal" for my system? Please reply with some of yours if you have sata drives.
2. Please comment the sdparm readings (have no idea what could these be used for..)
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I got an MSI MS-6367 V.1.0 MB.My primary channel(HDD)my current transfer mode is"UDMA Mode 5" and my Secondary channel,current transfer mode is"UDMA Mode 2 for both my CDRW & DVDROM"The MS-6367 got an Nforce1(Crush11/12)Chipset.I just installed the new Nvidia Nforce 3.13 UDP,all installed without any problems at all,but I got no message to install the IDE Drivers.Well I'd like to know if those IDE Drivers are only for Nforce2 or if they're only for ATA 133.My Mobo doesn't support ATA133,just only ATA33,66,100.
SPECS.
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My CD-RW and DVD-ROM are on the second IDE,CD-RW as Master and the DVD-ROM as Slave.On the Primary IDE I got the Maxtor Diamond Plus 9-160GB,and on Device Manager my CD-RW and DVD-Rom both are set as UDMA Mode2 and the HDD set as UDMA Mode5.
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