Install Windows Perc H310 Drivers

Aug 24, 2015  I've just build a new workstation and since the motherboard is SATA II decided to buy a cheap PERC H310 Controller of Ebay and put 2x120GB Samsung Evo 850 SSD. Then restart, install windows, keep drivers handy in case you need them and enjoy. 0 Getoiu Reputable. May 6, 2015 13 0 4,510 0. Aug 20, 2015 #3. The Problem is that BIOS recognises the Controller but the controller menu (Ctrl + R) doesn't recognise any of the drives (RAID enabled in the BIOS SATA options). I've tried to put the drivers on usb stick while installing windows 7 but the OS didn't recognise the drivers either.

We work in an environment with machines running mostly CentOS 7.3 but from times to times we need to switch to Windows 10. To manage those changes, we have a PXE boot solution with tree options: • boot currently locally installed OS • reinstall CentOS (minimal OS with SaltStack recipe) • reinstall Windows 10 (restore a clone of a Windows 10 disk image with clonezilla) The issue we're facing is that Windows 10 doesn't support the Raid Controller PERC H310. So basically, when restoring the Windows image, we can't boot on it because Windows doesn't find the drives. Same issue when trying a clean install, Windows doesn't find any local disk.

I've tested every solution I've found like testing with previous version driver during Windows install. Doesn't help so far. Also, I'm sure of the issue since when attaching the drive directly to the motherboard (so skipping the raid controller) it works.

Any suggested solutions will be appreciated. Edit: a new version of Windows 10 Pro for Workstations could maybe help you out this fall too if you can wait. Is a high-end edition of Windows 10 Pro, comes with unique support for server grade PC hardware and is designed to meet demanding needs of mission critical and compute intensive workloads. • Expanded hardware support You will need to preinstall the driver to make it work (slipstream) or to give the setup the driver. The easiest way, in the setup, some other forum give that file to get to give the setup the driver and copy those folder to an USB stick and you will be ready to install T7600-win10-A01-0P54F T7600 win10 x64 storage 6DD29_A00-00 x64 iaStorS T7600-win10-A01-0P54F T7600 win10 x86 storage 6DD29_A00-00 x86 iaStorS.

I am desperate for help here, I fell like a total noob, and am really lost. I have a Dell T7600, with no PERC H310 (or other PCI controller installed), and I am trying to install Windows 10.

The 4 HDDs are all connected to the SAS0 port on the motherboard via the Dell supplied cable. During boot all 4 HDDs are recognized by BIOS and are accurately described as like SAS_0_0 etc. The issue is when Windows 10 installation gets to the point where it wants to install W10, it does not recognize any drives. I have read many posts that say to get the drivers for the controller, but they all refer to older Windows versions or are only for if the H310 is installed. I also did not fully comprehend the F6 drivers that were discussed and am afraid I will mess up my new system if I install the wrong thing. I do not want to have a RAID set up at all, so the first question is do I have to specify a RAID 0 arrangement, eventually I want to have 4 HDDs.

Any guidance on setting up the HDDs would be greatly appreciated. So my questions are: 1.

Do I need to have a H310 card installed for the system to work? Can I connect the HDDs directly to the SAS0 port? What drivers do I need for Windows 10 and only using the SAS0 port, and where do I get them and put them on a USB ready to use? Any help or guidance would be so greatly appreciated, as I am totally lost and confuse. Thanks in advance if anybody can help.

The post here: labelled: Windows 10 installation not detecting drives on Dell T7600 (PERC H310) Was a tremendous help in resolving my issue. Unfortunately i could not respond to that posting (not sure why). I cannot thank you enough zenonithus & speedstep. I was going nuts (just like zenonithus) and luckily found this thread and the guidance you provided here got my situation resolved in no time. The thread that zenonithus provided summarizing his findings was invaluable to me and I so much appreciate all the efforts of both zenonithus & speedstep. I still have not figured out how you guys determined what the exact driver was that was needed, and would love it if you could post that information. Anyway, thanks again for all the tremendous work.