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RE: Drivers for IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers I'm not sure what you mean by 'not supported by' - I understand that officially from Dell I'm not getting help on imaging, but certainly Microsoft is supportive of imaging, I'm using their product to image the computers. What are IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers in Windows 10? IDE, which is commonly known as ATP, is an older technology for handling storage drives in the computer. It was used until all computer manufactures moved over to SATA AHCI which is much faster and better. IDE stands for Integrated Drive Electronics which was found in older storage drives. IDE to AHCI Windows 10. For the port, I have also tried manually updating the driver. Any Ideas, Running Windows 10 Pro 64bit. Manager the IDE/ATA/ATAPI setting the controller is still IDE.

This is my first posting on this forum and hope someone can help me with this strange problem I am encountering.

So I have been trying to figure out what my real problems were with the update on the Desktop (formerly Windows 7 and had tons of old apps, files, etc). I finally noticed that the IDE ATA/ATAPI controller ( which is an Intel (R) 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family 6 Port SATA AHCI Controller - 10C02) is not starting up. IDE/ATAPI controllers haven't been used in years because SATA has been around for years. And if you don't even have an optical drive, then depending on your BIOS configuration, you may not see ANY regular disk controller items in device manager and will instead see a storage controller device in a different category, called 'Storage controllers' on Windows 10 (and I think called 'Storage.

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I have a desktop computer that is running the latest windows 10 Pro. with the following specs:

Windows 10 Pro - Build 10586

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3

Processor: AMD FX 6350

RAM: 16GB

Graphics card: Radeon HD6670

The issue is with my Bluray burner, an LG WH14NS40 and this is the second one I bought that still gives me the same problem, after replacing the first one I had, a Pioneer 208. I have 2 optical drivesinstalled, the above mentioned LG burner and another LG burner non- bluray burner GH24NS95.

The Motherboard has 6 sata ports and therefore I have 2 spare ports.

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For some months I have noticed that both bluray burners I owned started playing up by not reading neither CDs nor Bluray discs but strangely enough were both ok recognising DVDs. The drive just makes a repeated clicking noise as if it's trying to read the discs but fails to do so. I tried booting up using a linux cd to see if it was windows based issue but still the disc was not read.

I have done everything possible to try and solve the issue as occasionally the burner read all different media I used. It was just by coincidence that it worked, until today when I believe I found the problem, but not the solution. I tried everything including flashing the bios of the Mobo, reinstalling Windows 10 (I had the impression I had no issue running Windows 7 before), changing the sata cables and also trying different ports on the motherboard. I also tried uninstalling the IDE ATA/atapi controllers and upgrading drivers (some are still 2006 drivers and can't find updated ones). I tried looking for Windows 10 drivers for my Mobo but Gigabyte have not yet released any for my Mobo (which is just over 3 years old).

I finally found out that if I uninstall both my optical drives and JUST connect the LG Bluray burner it all works fine but as soon as I plug in the other optical drive, that's it, problem back to square one! Even just unplugging the 2nd optical drive would not solve the problem as I would have to unplug both, boot up and shut down again and just plug in the problematic burner on its own and I'm back in business.

I am very suspicious that the issue is with my ATA Atapi drivers for both Channel 0 and channel 1 as they date back to June 2006 and cannot find any updates. Also the fact that Gigabyte have not yet released drivers for Windows 10 is a question mark. If anyone can try to help me solve this problem I would be most grateful.

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Thank you for your help in advance and look forward to your views.

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