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| | Upgrade from Home Premium to Ultimate Trying to upgrade, been running home premium with no problems fro months now. When I try to upgrade I get the following message:Close Windows installation and contact the device manufacturer for updated driver software for these devices: Storage controllers: WinXP Promise SATA378 (tm) IDE Controller Now I have exhausted all my knowledge and resources searching for a solution. I can find no updated drivers for this controller and I noticed that the drivers that are installed are not signed (don't know if this is the issue) Where do I go from here? |
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| | RE: Upgrade from Home Premium to Ultimate Vista does have a thing about unsigned Drivers. In XP, we could just click "install anyway" "Jerry" wrote: Quote: > Trying to upgrade, been running home premium with no problems fro months now. > When I try to upgrade I get the following message:Close Windows installation > and contact the device manufacturer for updated driver software for these > devices: > Storage controllers: WinXP Promise SATA378 (tm) IDE Controller > > Now I have exhausted all my knowledge and resources searching for a > solution. I can find no updated drivers for this controller and I noticed > that the drivers that are installed are not signed (don't know if this is the > issue) > > Where do I go from here? |
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| | RE: Upgrade from Home Premium to Ultimate If this is a RAID controller from Promise (two drives mirrored), I got it to work for awhile with Home Premium but then it eventually caused too many errors. If you got this on a Dell, it is an unsupported Promise controller (they--Promis-- will tell you that it is Dell's problem to update the driver and that they are not going to). In the end, I removed the controller and just used the two harddrives as seperate drives, running a backup from one drive to the other. If you really need RAID, you may have to upgrade the controller. I would avoid Promise. SKF "Jerry" wrote: Quote: > Trying to upgrade, been running home premium with no problems fro months now. > When I try to upgrade I get the following message:Close Windows installation > and contact the device manufacturer for updated driver software for these > devices: > Storage controllers: WinXP Promise SATA378 (tm) IDE Controller > > Now I have exhausted all my knowledge and resources searching for a > solution. I can find no updated drivers for this controller and I noticed > that the drivers that are installed are not signed (don't know if this is the > issue) > > Where do I go from here? |
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