Im not able to scroll using the right side of the touchpad either.
Have installed the synaptics drivers but can't get it to work as before. now it doesnt work that way (I can still use the 2 finger gesture). I could double tap with one finger on a scrollbar and drag it. I have to keep opening up the drivers installation and click repair to get 10-15 mintues of good connection.Īnother small thing bothering me is the touchpad. I installed the drivers and the patch, but nothing. I didnt have that before I reinstall windows. So if anyone having a V Nitro laptop that came from the factory with an SSD could look over that and tell me if there's any different controller. (can't tell if it was something else before as I didnt looked over that) And found out that it may be missing some driver as it it using the standard SATA AHCI controller. Then I couldnt get the OS boot from the SSD so I went to a friend and the formated my HDD and installed a fresh copy of windows 8.1 on the SSD and got it to boot. But the OS wasn't performing well (apps crashing and stuff) tried re-doing everything a couple of times without luck.
The OS was booting very fast, just 6 seconds. Ivy Bridge is still a relatively new and capable platform - Sata III 6G/s, DDR3 1600, USB 3.0, PCIe 3.0.I installed a Samsung SSD and cloned the OS with the Samsung software for those purposes. In fact I checked the other major manufacturers (Asus, Asrock, MSI, Gigabyte) and non of them have released SATA/AHCI drivers for their 7-series boards yet, just audio, lan and chipset drivers.Īll the 8-series and newer motherboards have ALL drivers updated for Windows 10, I'm hoping 7-series boards aren't being left behind.
Asus has yet to release a SATA diver for any of their B75 motherboards, only chipset drivers. For my X99 chipset it reads: Intel(R) C610 series/X99 chipset 6-Port SATA AHCI Controller - 8D02I downloaded and installed the 'chipset' driver (which are really only inf files) from Asus for my motherboard (P8B75-M/CSM) and the storage controller in device manager still shows only "Standard AHCI" which is the default windows driver.ĭid you also install a SATA driver (usually iastor.sys)? After installing the SATA/AHCI driver is when the specific controller type is displayed, in your case Intel(R) C610 series/X99 chipset 6-Port SATA AHCI Controller - 8D02. Get the latest chipset driver from Intel website.
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