Perc 4/SC drivers for 2012 R2 x64
I followed the thread named
Perc 4/SC drivers for 2008 R2 x64
and found that the drivers for 2003 x64 worked. I got the OS to see the controller and to see the drive space. However the system is always telling me that the RAID (logical drive) is in a state of initialization.
when I got in to the Computer Manager/Disk Tools it shows me the drive and the number of gig but it won't let me access it because it tells me that the policy of the system won't let me access it. It also tells me that the drive is in a state of initialization.
How long is this 'initialization' process supposed to take place?
NM. It just took a really long time to initialize
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W764HP=OEM
W764PR=OEM
W764UL=OEM
( For 32 bit systems use W732HB=OEM, etc.)
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SysName5=Compaq Presario M2000 series
SysId6=0x3097
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This question was solved.
View Solution.I thought that I would recompile my answer and then mark this thread as solved since it was not a post about a problem but rather how I solved a very common problem that might be of benefit to others.
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First you need 2 files which ironically enough come from HP, they are SP35558.exe and SP35558.cva They contain the Conexant drivers for Vista x64. (I subsequently have found the 32 bit drivers and the procedure should be very similar except the files are SP34789.exe and SP34789.cva). Type the following into your browser address bar ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp35501-36000 About half way down you will find these files. Just right click each one and save to your desktop.(The 32 bit files are in a different subdirectory at ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp??????-??????)
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W764HB=OEM
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W764PR=OEM
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SysName5=Compaq Presario M2000 series
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Windows 7 x64 drivers for Hp ENVY 15 u010dx touchsmart
Winodws 7 x64 drivers for HP ENVY 15-u010dx needed.
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I want to install windows 8 32bit on my mac pro (mid 2012). I upgraded the windows 7 I already had, but now I dont have drivers at all...
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Where can I find downloads that will enable power management or hotkey support for my Portege R500?
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Note:
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On the 2008 Server x64 I installed the FULL driver package 163mb.
I installed the HP P1505n on Server 2008 and made sure that was working.
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Where are Windows 7 x64 drivers for the 444635u?
I've looked around, all I can find are Vista/XP drivers.. I know there's lenovo's main support page, but there's also the consumer-support page.. Which one am I supposed to use??
Can someone link me to the latest drivers for Win7 x64 for the 444635u model?
Thanks
EDIT: By the way, I've also downloaded and installed the Think Vantage system update program for Windows 7, and it return no results...
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Drivers for Lenovo G530
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Installed the 1820m last night and upon reboot XP x64 recognized the card and automatically installed drivers for it. This surprized me! But no ASIO drivers were installed.
Tried running the latest downloaded drivers but they wouldn't install because it said my drivers were newer. So I uninstalled the drivers and rebooted. Cancelled the automatic installation of the existing drivers and ran the downloaded drivers. Was stupid enough to allow the install to overwrite one of the drivers.
After checking the dates it does appear that x64 had newer WDM drivers. x64's driver was dated 12/8/2005 with a version of 5.12.8.1164 and the downloaded drivers are 10/22/2005 version 5.12.5.1104 for the E-Mu E-DSP.
Haven't had time to get much more than system sounds and sound\video apps setup to use the basic card.
So the question is am I possibly going to run into problems with these drivers. I can't seem to get x64 to find the initial drivers it installed on reboot. Where can I get the 12/8/2005 drivers? As the Emu website seems to only have the 10/22 drivers for XP x64.
Thanks!Hey mscheidell,
Ideally you should install the card with the drivers supplied or the ones downloaded from www.emu.com as they tend to be the most up-to-date drivers.
I can't envisage you experiencing any problems with the built in drivers as they would have been submitted to MS from E-MU in the first place.
What is the entry in Device Manager for the 1820M?
Have you installed the supplied software in order to check if there is an ASIO driver available?
ATB,
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Hello all,
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LorenzQuote from: Sept1967 on 08-April-05, 22:13:40
ATI already has Catalyst 5.4 for x64
https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=27
Realtek has x64 Audio drivers
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/dlac97-2.aspx?lineid=5&famid=12&series=8&Software=True
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I simply don't think this is right. Windows 64 has been in beta for a longgg time, and Athlon 64 CPUs have been selling very well for a longggg time. There's no excuse for ATI to drag their feet like this, no excuse. I want my Windows 64 drivers. If they don't come out soon my next motherboard will not be an ATI based board, as much as I like ATI I'll go elsewhere. The reason I'm annoyed is I built a new system with this board and need to purchase an OS (currently re-loading Windows XP Pro every 30 days using the CD for my other system). I'd like to go directly to Windows 64, I do not want to have to buy Windows XP and THEN Windows 64.
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