#Ahci Port 0 Device Error Full Tower Computer#

Log in or Sign up to hide this advert. Everytime a bit squeezes into my brain a byte falls out. Use the dos version and create a bootable CD, let us know the results. Try testing it with seatools (assuming the system is the one listed in your specs). It does look like your HD is failing. Does not support M.2 SATA based SSDs, M.2 PCIe AHCI SSDs, M.2 PCIe devices such as WiFi and capture.124.

Ahci Port 0 Device Error Full Tower Computer

I did this with no errors. I got into Windows and as the forum said Windows installed some drivers and asked me to restart my PC. System booted up fine I noticed in the POST it skipped 2 Hard Drives and my CD-ROM and Burner, which is fine didnвЂ™t care. I somehow forgot to enable AHCI when I installed Windows 7 last year and now as I was searching the web mindlessly I came across a forum (sorry I tried posting the link but neowin kept calling it SPAM) anyways interestingly enough I was hyped to try it out so I got home did the regedit restarted my computer went into my BIOS enabled the onboard SATA controller from IDE to AHCI and the SATA RAID/AHCI from IDE to AHCI. As of now my PC works great no issues. Compared to the maximum of 32 devices/ports when configured in AHCI mode.Case = Antec Twelve Hundred Black Steel ATX Full Tower Computer CaseOthers = 2 IDE (1 CD-ROM, 1 CD Burner) also 1 SAN attached to my PC through a eSATA card (16 TB total)Hopefully that gives you an idea of what I'm working with.

IвЂ™ll never use the NCQ feature or the hot swapping drives I really just wanted the less wear and tear aspect of it. However, I was just curious if anything could be done to make it work? If not well nothing I can do but move on. I reversed the changes and everything is OK now. I do understand why 2 of them would be failing (my CD-ROM drive and Burner because they are IDE) but why not my 2 hard drives? So i did some more Google searches and someone had an issue similar to mine and it was related to having 2 drives connected to the GSATA ports (Gigabytes SATA controller I assume?)Which I actually did have 2 drives plugged into it. Disk Management shows the drives as 'FAILED' re-activating the volume does nothing. In device manager 2 of my ATA controllers has the little yellow exclamation with a Code 10 device could not start.