#RAID DRIVERS FOR WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
So for me a working solution seems to be to uninstall HP 3D DriveGuard, install an older version of it (e.g. Removing the newer version also prevented the error message from showing up upon boot up. The reason why the accelerometer error returned is because I accidently updated the application using HP Support Assistent which installed a newer version alongside the existing older one. Microsoft Windows 10 All Editions (64-bit)ĪCPI\HPQ6007="HP Mobile Data Protection Sensor"ĪCPI\VEN_HPQ&DEV_6007=" HP Mobile Data Protection Sensor" Microsoft Windows 10 All Editions (32-bit)
The HP 3D Driveguard Software protects the hard drive by parking the heads if the notebook is accidentally dropped, or is abruptly impacted by another object. This package provides the HP 3D Driveguard Software (HP ProtectSmart Hard Drive Protection) for supported notebook models that are running a supported operating system. TITLE: HP 3D DriveGuard Software (HP ProtectSmart Hard Drive Protection) Please take a moment to read some of them. Within this forum, if you search on the word "accelerometer", you will find TEN " accepted solutions" for problems related to "accelerometer". How can I install the correct drivers (compatible with Windows 10) for the HP Disk Filter - SATA/RAID technology for my EliteBook 8570w.
#RAID DRIVERS FOR WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
It seems I need another (manual) way to install the appropriate drivers but I don't know where to find them or how to know which ones I need exactly. I couldn't find drivers for this on the support.hp.com/drivers page and also the HP support assistant didn't seem to address the issue. I understand that this description is very basic and might oversimplify their meaning or I might even get them wrong.ĭespite that I don't know exactly what this SATA/RAID technology does, I would stilllike to install the proper drivers to enable this technology for my hard drive as it seems it could either make the hard disk less likely to fail at some point or it might have other benefits I'm not aware of (maybe extending its lifetime).
My understanding is that SATA is an interface connecting my hard drive to my computer (whatever computer means in this context) and RAID is a technology for making the hard disk more reliable. I do not know exactly what SATA and RAID so I Googled them and as far as I can interpret the results I understand both concern my hard disk. After the installation and running windows update everything seems to be fine except for a driver compatibility issue for `HP Disk Filter - SATA/RAID'. I have just installed Windows 10 on a seperate partition of my hard drive (so I have both operating systems currently). I have a HP Elitebook 8570w that was shipped with Windows 7.
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