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    After update and away for a couple of weeks.

    Hi guys.
    After having a few issues with my build the last couple of weeks I finally got round to update my GFX driver which I though was at fault. I work away (A LOT) and I updated windows 7 64 bit OS through the automatic update tool once I returned. Lots to do, anyway. After the update the computer took ages to either reset and close down. I searched through a couple of forums and ran a device manger scan for hardware changes. As you can see [IMG] Uploaded with ImageShack.us[/IMG] I have an issue with the storage controller not being able to update and no drive found.

    I ask, is this ok to have the driver missing and not found or if not is this the reason to why the system is hanging on shut down /reset

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    Re: After update and away for a couple of weeks.

    Whats the motherboard ? Might be worth popping over to the website of the board you have and seeing if there is a Windows 7 driver available for it.

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    Re: After update and away for a couple of weeks.

    Its an ASUS rampage 2 extreme. The computer I bought from SCAN came wih an overclock. If I update the MB driver would this remove my overclock settings too ??.

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    Re: After update and away for a couple of weeks.

    No, the drivers won't effect the overclock scan have applied to it, but if you flashed the bios that would indeed effect the overclock.

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