Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 - SATA3 (6GB) - IDE vs. AHCI problems

[Protectors]

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I have hanging on my Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 where SATA3 (6GB) controller a Crucial RealSSD C300 and a Western Digital VelociRaptor 600GB. Both support plate SATA3. I do not use RAID, but AHCI. In BIOS everything is set to AHCI. However, both hard drive "only" detected in IDE mode, ie they are directly in the post listed as IDE and not Sata at the appropriate screen. I use the F6 BIOS, and Windows 7 64bit Ultimate. Please help me.

[Alchmey]

Windows is often installed in IDE mode. Is a Regeintrag - so we will switch from IDE to AHCI. So you will have to follow the steps given below :

1. Into the Bios => AHCI Enable
2. Windows 7 start and change to AHCI or check Regeintrag (googling times as the means exactly)
3. AHCI drivers are installed? What are MS, Intel, and if necessary by Marvel

[Golfert]

I would like to suggest you to take a picture with your Drive Controller Info. The controller should be as GX36 or display something. I am pulling all controllers and ICH10 UD7 in AHCI. I think the reports with iaStor. Also I would like to recommend you to try to reinstall your os. Because many times reinstalling solves such issues.

[Protectors]

1. Into the Bios => AHCI Enable
2. Windows 7 start and change to AHCI or check Regeintrag (googling times as the means exactly)
3. AHCI drivers are installed? What are MS, Intel, and if necessary by Marvel

It run Standard_Windows AHCI driver. The BIOS settings are all on AHCI.
In the two other controllers, it is also displayed according to the POST, depend upon the disks to AHCI mode on the controller. Just not the only Marvel SATA3.