ASUS - Missing Storage Driver Error Driving F12

[LewisMurphy]

Morning,

 

I have some new ASUS machines (an AIO and a desktop) - imported the bulk ASUS drivers from there website but still getting the same error when F12ing. Says missing storage driver - does anyone know the specific driver needed to import into MDT.

 

Model of one of the devices is - ASUS EXPERTCENTER P400 AIOa

[sigma]

Is anything showing in msinfo.exe Components / Problem Devices?   

Most likely you have a driver that installs, but is wrong.

 

I'd go the the ASUS website, go to drivers and tools for the product.

 

Scroll down to Chipset and expand all.  Compare the versions of what is there compared to what MDT installed.

Especially the Chipset, SIO, IRST , but check them all for the the exact versions that ASUS provide.    

 

Apologies if you've done all this already.

[LewisMurphy]

15 hours ago, sigma said:

Is anything showing in msinfo.exe Components / Problem Devices?   

Most likely you have a driver that installs, but is wrong.

 

I'd go the the ASUS website, go to drivers and tools for the product.

 

Scroll down to Chipset and expand all.  Compare the versions of what is there compared to what MDT installed.

Especially the Chipset, SIO, IRST , but check them all for the the exact versions that ASUS provide.    

 

Apologies if you've done all this already.

Thankyou for your reply. We was trying every chipset driver we could find. My initial search in the BIOS for the obvious for network boot enabled and any reference to RAID I couldn't find. At another view I did find a setting in 3/4 sub-folder to turn RAID into NVME and it let me F12. 

 

No harm in the amount of drivers I imported into MDT - atleast I know its up to date. 

 

Really appreciate your reply

[Hoyt]

I've had a few HP workstations do that when creating images.  I'm lazy, slow, and cheap so I just used an old program called Double Driver Backup.  I booted the machines with the original HP image and used that program to extract all the controller drivers ad put them on the bootup flash drive.