Recently, due to my mother being a bit nuts about her old computer, my father had to swap components around once more. I ended up with a newer motherboard, slightly faster CPU and twice the memory I used to have, but due to the fact I'm running Vista, a full reinstallation would take ages to preform, which neither of us wanted to go through. So, we tried to make my current system adapt to the newer board. While it as a bit risky and not without problems, the attempt turned out mostly successful, because the Intel chipset was somewhat compatible (the old one was P35, while I now have P45). Now, the only problem is that enabling AHCI (which I used on the previous board) causes BSOD to occur and prevents system from starting. We eventually tracked the problem down to old AHCI drivers, which were still from P35 and didn't update (at least, not from the installation disk included with the motherboard). After a few futile attempts to get them to update, I decided to ask here for help.
Does anybody here knows how to remove or replace the old drivers, or any other way to get AHCI working without full reinstallation?
