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Hi guys,
I used sysprep to change my mobo and my system is up and running *yay!*
My previous Mobo had a Silicon Image SATA controller and now I have a SI Controllers shortcut in my Control Panel. I am not sure how to remove the driver, since there is no uninstall and Driver Cleaner does not list SI-Image drivers.
Also, I have an unidentified device in my Control Panel (nForce 4 mobo) which has a device ID: ACPI\ATK0100 any ideas what this may be? I have the nVidia drivers installed as well as the Realtek drivers for my Asus A8N-E.
Any suggestions/ help is greatly appreciated and no "fresh install" is not really and option at this point.
I used sysprep to change my mobo and my system is up and running *yay!*
My previous Mobo had a Silicon Image SATA controller and now I have a SI Controllers shortcut in my Control Panel. I am not sure how to remove the driver, since there is no uninstall and Driver Cleaner does not list SI-Image drivers.
Also, I have an unidentified device in my Control Panel (nForce 4 mobo) which has a device ID: ACPI\ATK0100 any ideas what this may be? I have the nVidia drivers installed as well as the Realtek drivers for my Asus A8N-E.
Any suggestions/ help is greatly appreciated and no "fresh install" is not really and option at this point.