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ummm...what chipset are you on?
I'm on one of the nForce3 flavors
(250Gb northbridge/ MCP 2-s southbridge)
on a Gigabyte K8NSC-939 mobo, and the raid service installed by default
I don't even remember it asking me if I wanted the damned service :dry:
nForce4.
I'm wondering if maybe I chose not to install the raid drivers when I installed the nforce drivers.
Maybe if I run setup again and have it install raid drivers I can then disable the service and have the message go away :)
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by rossco
I dare you to..... :P
my guess is it's something they improved in the nForce4 chips,
or on your mobo, or whatever, but I have to deal with it :(
's'ok...this pc is gonna be designated the office pc after a while
was only my intro to 64 bit
I'm thinking quad core Opteron for the future :w00t:
although I have to say I'd hate to see the price tag on those babies :pinch:
I just trie dit still didnt install any raid service. :(
Clocker, where are you? I need advice. :P
I am here, my son.
Now...what is the problem?
I want that safely remove hardware icon gone.:(Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
Not gonna happen.
You can hide it of course, but it will always appear with a SATA drive installed.
ohhhh.....you didn't think I was doing away with the icon by disabling services?Quote:
Originally Posted by rossco
that was just to shut the error messages* up, I still have the icon :sick:
*nvraidservice.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close, blahblahblah
Ohhhh ok I see now.Quote:
Originally Posted by fkdup74
I dont get any errors.;)
Still want that icon gone tho.:ermm:
Right click an unused part of in the system tray
Select Customize Notifications
Click Safely Remove Hardware
In the drop down box, select Always Hide
Click OK
Google is your friend :rolleyes:
Btw, it's because your drivers mark the drive as hot swappable. I don't have that problem with Silicon Image or Via.