1. Here is a step by step manual guide for AMD SATA AHCI Controller software installation process on Windows 7 / Vista / XP. 1 Download MassStor.exe file for Windows 7 / Vista / XP, save and unpack it if needed.
2. May 12, 2015  So I navigated to the appropriate AMD x64 IDE driver files on the Gigabyte CD, but the installer failed to load that one, too. Question: why does the 64-bit Windows 7 Pro installer fail to install the AHCI driver, and what can I do about it?

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Hi, I have a high performance HP DV6 laptop and i put in a samsung 840 EVO 240GB SSD. The normal boot time for Windows 8.1 is around 10 to 15 seconds to boot up to the login screen and another 5 to load everything up after login. I upgraded my laptop to Windows 10 a couple of days ago and i just noticed (laptop is on most of the time:D) that it takes around 90 seconds for it to boot up now. Checked few times to verify that.

To elaborate on that, when switched on, the BIOS loads swiftly, then the windows 10 logo comes up and in about 2 seconds, the screen goes black and the keyboard is unresponsive. Thats less then 5 seconds after switching on and remaining that way for another 80 to 90 seconds after which the login screen shows up and everything is normal. Any thoughts anyone? Hi, Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community. This problem may be related to either hardware or multiple processes running in the background.

I would suggest you first run the troubleshooter and see if it helps Method 1: a) Type ‘ troubleshooting’ in the search bar and press enter. B) Click on view all and select ‘System Maintenance’.

C) Click next and follow the on-screen instructions. Note: I would suggest you to d isconnect all the external devices other than mouse and keyboard and check if it helps.

Method 2: Check if it works well in the safe mode. To go to Safe mode follow the steps below: a. Click on Windows key, and in the Power Options click on Restart while pressing the shift key. B. A blue screen will appear with a few options.

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Click on Troubleshoot Advanced Settings Startup Settings Restart. C. Your system will automatically restart, press 4 or F4 key to go to the Safe Mode.

If you do not face the same issue in the safe mode, try doing a clean boot To disable all non-Microsoft services consult the article called Clean Boot. Follow: Note: After troubleshooting, refer to this section 'How to reset the computer to start normally after clean boot troubleshooting' Hope this helps. Please respond if you have further related queries. Regards, Jesinta Rozario. Hi Jesinta Troubleshooting didn't turn up anything, all was fine there i guess.

In safe mode, it booted up in well under 10 seconds. So i tried the clean boot. Which included disabling all services other then the ones from microsoft and all startup programs. But no luck, the boot was delayed with the signs i mentioned earlier. So i reverted everything back. I think i forgot to mention one detail before. My display being an LCD display, there is a difference between the screen doing black/blank and switching off.

In my case, during the 90 seconds delay i mentioned earlier, the screen actually is off. Regards, Karthick. Do you have an AMD CPU? I had the same problem on my laptop and was finally able to figure it out and fix it. It was caused by the generic SATA controller driver Windows 10 installed for the AMD SATA Controller in my system. I had thought of this before and downloaded the latest chipset drivers from AMD but I didn't realize the installer didn't update the SATA controller driver.

I had to do it manually in Device manager. So for anyone else with an AMD based system that's having this problem, give this a try. Download the latest AMD Windows 10 Chipset drivers at Run the installer which will extract the files to your hard drive and may update some other drivers. When it's done, reboot your system. Open device manager by right clicking 'Start' and then click 'Device Manager'.

Look under 'IDE ATA ATAPI Controllers' and then right click on 'Standard SATA AHCI Controller' and click 'Update Driver Software'. Click on 'Browse my computer for driver software' and then browse to where the AMD installer extracted the files. It should be 'C: AMD'.

Make sure the box for 'Include subfolders' is checked then click on 'Next'. It should update the driver and rename it to 'AMD SATA Controller'. Click on 'Close' and then reboot your system. That's it, after rebooting you should be good. I hope this helps. Hi Karthick, Thank you for keeping us updated on this query.

Do you get any error message? Try the following methods and check if it will help you resolve your issue Method 1: Disconnect all peripheral devices except for keyboard and mouse and check if the issue still persists. Method 2: If the issue still persists, I would suggest you to refer to the below link to know more about the Recovery options in Windows 10. Ref: Method 3: If the is not resolved, perform a Startup Repair by following the steps below. Step 1: Go to Lock screen by pressing Windows key + L. Step 2: Press/hold the shift key and click on power icon located at the bottom right corner of your screen Step 3: Click restart, and click on restart anyway. Step 4: Click on Troubleshoot, and select Advanced Options.

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Step 5: Select Startup Repair option and follow the prompts to start the Startup Repair. Refer to the suggestion given by Sharath Srinivasa from the link below: Hope this helps! Get back to us if you have queries regarding Windows, we will be happy to help you. Thank you, Microsoft Community. Hi Likhitha, No error messages.

Booting is as normal as it can be except the black screen which appears after 3-5 seconds of the windows logo and lasts for about 2 minutes after which the sign in windows appears (just trying to be accurate:)). As for method 1, i guess the problem is pretty obvious since disabling the AMD GPU alone does the trick.

Boots up pretty fast in safe mode too. I dont understand the need for method 2, since the problem was there during the first boot after i updated my windows 8.1 to 10 and did persist even after a clean install of windows 10. Infact this is one of the reasons i did the clean install in the first place. As for method 3, latest drivers are installed i double checked with all possible options on that part. Iam guessing its a glitch with the AMD driver and OS interaction which iam assuming AMD has to figure out and fix. I rarely reboot my laptop, but when i do, its kinda frustrating, not because of the wait, but because of the SSD being rendered useless:D.

I have the same problem since moving from Windows 7 to Windows 10. My configuration is: - PC = HP Pavilion dv6-6022ez - Display adapter = AMD Radeon HD 7400M series Symptom: At every boot I see a roughly 80-second pause during the boot sequence with a black screen (with backlight).

This occurs between the Windows 10 logo display and the login screen. I see the same pause (but with no backlight) when awakening the PC from sleep. The AMD Radeon driver seems to cause this 80-second 'coma' (so to speak), since disabling this driver does indeed prevent the coma. However, without the correct driver, the display is inacceptable (incorrect resolution, etc.).

I have tried following and combining the suggestions given by people on other sites: - Turning 'fast startup' off, and then on. Installing various versions of the ADM driver: old version, newer version, and the latest 'beta' version.

Searching for a display-related option in my BIOS settings (there aren't any!). The 80-second coma also occurred during these AMD driver installations and updates. Our beloved suppliers are not optimistic: - HP doesn't officially support Windows 10 on this PC. AMD doesn't officially support this 'legacy' display adapter on Windows 10: the best they can offer is a 'beta' version which doesn't fix the problem.