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    Question Silicon Image 3114 SATA RAID driver

    I have installed Silicon Image 3114 SATA RAID driver on XP home and now I want to remove it but dont know how to.

    I downloaded and installed the XP version:

    Silicon Image 3114 SATA RAID driver V1.1.9.9 for Windows XP(WHQL)/2K/2003.

    If this can be done will I have to reinstall any previous drivers and would these be found on the mother board disc?

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    I would try either system restore (which would of creating a restore point before you installed the driver) or 'roll back driver' from device manager (start->right click on my computer->choose properties->advanced->device manager, find the device, right click for properties and look for 'roll back driver'). If you don't want to do that then yes, you'll need the older driver from motherboard disk or the manufacturers website.
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