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February 13th, 2002 16:00
Intel Hdc Driver Update
Windows Update site notified me that it had detected a hardware device for which it had an updated driver to allow that device to work with Windows. So I downloaded and apparantly successfully installed "Intel Hdc Driver Version 2.0.0.2093."
I haven't had any performance problems before or after this download, but I did note that in my 'Device Manager', under "Hard Disk Controllers", that both the Primary and Secondary IDE Controllers were replaced with Primary and Secondary Ultra ATA Controllers respectively; furthermore both these replacements were marked with a yellow exclamation mark and were non-functional due to missing drivers.
Well I figured this was probably not good, so I uninstalled the update, but am left curious as to just what the purpose of this updated driver was. Thanks.
Dim XPS-T600
36 GB HD
Win98SE
IE6
Cinemaster DVD
Sony CD-RW
HP Deskjet 932C
Canoscan N1220U
I haven't had any performance problems before or after this download, but I did note that in my 'Device Manager', under "Hard Disk Controllers", that both the Primary and Secondary IDE Controllers were replaced with Primary and Secondary Ultra ATA Controllers respectively; furthermore both these replacements were marked with a yellow exclamation mark and were non-functional due to missing drivers.
Well I figured this was probably not good, so I uninstalled the update, but am left curious as to just what the purpose of this updated driver was. Thanks.
Dim XPS-T600
36 GB HD
Win98SE
IE6
Cinemaster DVD
Sony CD-RW
HP Deskjet 932C
Canoscan N1220U
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fredha
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February 13th, 2002 16:00
joe53
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February 13th, 2002 17:00
My HD is a 37.5GB IBM Ultra ATA, and it seems ok.
A good example, I guess, of trying to fix something that wasn't broke.
fredha
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February 13th, 2002 18:00
Message Edited on 02/13/02 03:09PM by fredha
woodjef
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February 13th, 2002 22:00
fredha wrote:
- This update is for something else, I'm not sure
- what. There is a post about two weeks back with an
- email from Intel. You should delete this upgrade and
- make sure your ATA storage driver is ok.
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woodjef
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February 13th, 2002 22:00
joe53
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February 13th, 2002 22:00
Click Start>programs>accessories>System tools>System Information, click on tools then "Update Wizard Uninstall".
You will have to uninstall the "Intel Storage" packet twice, each time involving a reboot.