What errors are you getting on the reboot? To turn off AHCI go to the SATA settings in the BIOS and choose ATA mode. The system probably has a RAID controller in it, so this shouldn’t be causing it to not boot. If your distro doesn’t support UEFI you can turn that off under boot settings.
Hi I was looking for the same thing. I need to find a way to disable xHCI to disable USB 3.0 support as it is causing issues with the isochronous transfer method and my USB audio controller. There is no option for xHCI though... I assume AHCI and xHCI are two different things and I doubt that would fix my issue... Please advise further! Thanks.
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Hi Zohaib Khan,
What errors are you getting on the reboot? To turn off AHCI go to the SATA settings in the BIOS and choose ATA mode. The system probably has a RAID controller in it, so this shouldn’t be causing it to not boot. If your distro doesn’t support UEFI you can turn that off under boot settings.
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Hi I was looking for the same thing. I need to find a way to disable xHCI to disable USB 3.0 support as it is causing issues with the isochronous transfer method and my USB audio controller. There is no option for xHCI though... I assume AHCI and xHCI are two different things and I doubt that would fix my issue... Please advise further! Thanks.