The 340.52 version has no headings for Performance, Dynamic BIOS, Storage, etc. The NVIDIA Control Panel v340.52 menu does not look like the one in the PDF, which appears to be for an earlier version. Seagate DiscWizard still fails with same error: "Cannot run Seagate Extended Capacity Manager.unsupported version of nVidia disk controller driver." I installed the latest NVIDIA 340.52 driver for GeForce 9100 and rebooted. I can create a partition (drive F) but only get 1.5 TB. I ran the disk clean and re-installed it as GPT. That NVIDIA Application can provide the proper updates for the NVIDIA GeForce 9100 chipset. NVIDIA Control Panel and NVIDIA System Monitor User's Guideīuried on Pages 31-32, of the Dynamic BIOS Access is a discussion of Peripheral (SATA) Support. In addition, NVIDIA provides an application for that Chipset: NVIDIA Control Panel and NVIDIA System Monitor, v 6.03 The GeForce 340.52 Driver WHQL is the MS Windows (64-bit) Driver, for the 9-series (9100 listed)
NVIDIA refers to this chipset, on their Support pages as 9-series. That motherboard used the NVIDIA GeForce 9100 chipset (Rough Equivalent of the Intel universe PCH chip). We know that the HP Pavilion a4316f Desktop PC uses a Pegatron M2N78-LA (Violet6) motherboard, Let me offer this suggestion, since I think the incorrect chipset is referenced in your NVIDIA link If the user intends to start the computer from one of these large disks, the system’s base firmware interface must use the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) and not BIOS. This scheme supports addressing of the full range of storage capacity. In order for an operating system to fully support storage devices that have capacities that exceed 2 terabytes (2 TB, or 2 trillion bytes), the device must be initialized by using the GUID partition table (GPT) partitioning scheme. Microsoft Windows Support for hard drives that are larger than 2 TB Notes regarding the NVIDIA nForce Serial ATA Controller Driver, indicate that Version 9.99.0.4 released on may be the latest driver for this computer.Īre you aware of this Microsoft Support Article?
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