Just download the AMD SATA Controller Driver 1.3.1.276 for Windows 10 driver and start the installation (keeping in mind that the AMD device must be at the same time connected to the computer). This solution may seem more complicated - but it is nothing further from the truth. To make sure, disconnect now and reconnect the AMD device again, and maybe this time the driver will be downloaded. It is worth noting that in order for the automatic update to work, the computer must be connected to the Internet (perhaps when connecting the AMD device the computer temporarily did not have the Internet connection or a WiFi signal was weak making it impossible to download the AMD SATA Controller Driver 1.3.1.276 for Windows 10 driver). If the "UPDATE" feature was disabled, the AMD SATA Controller Driver 1.3.1.276 for Windows 10 driver could not be installed.
It is the automatic update feature that is responsible for the installation of the Motherboard AMD drivers on your computer. If this has not happened, you should take the following steps:ġ. I'm really happy with that performance but I still have some CrystalDisk testing to do.My device has not been properly installed - what should I do?Īfter connecting a new AMD device to your computer, the system should automatically install the AMD SATA Controller Driver 1.3.1.276 for Windows 10 driver. My Clonezilla device-to-device transfer hit 30GB's per minute which I've never seen before. As long as I don't have any bandwidth issues, I don't care which driver I have. It also says to use the compatible Microsoft driver version for AM4 socketed boards. It mentioned that you should roll back to the standard Microsoft one if you have and buggy issues. After some digging I found a PSA from AMD advising which chipsets should use the AMD Sata driver. With my previous boards I've always installed the AMD Sata Controller drivers but it appears that the x570 chipset no longer has it.
So a word of advise is do not install rcbottom.inf unless you are in RAID mode in UEFI settings. I assume that if I were in RAID mode even though I'm not utilizing RAID, it would work. I had to get into recovery and issue some Dism commands to uninstall the driver package to bring it back to life. I'm running my NVMe in regualr AHCI mode and I attempted to install the RAID driver provided by MSI thinking it is like the standard storahci.sys install. I just purchased and installed this board and noticed the same thing.
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