I had a problem created by a Microsoft Driver, the only fix was to download the manufacturer's driver and install it manually.
#Asmedia 106x sata controller driver bsod update
What the heck try anyways, maybe one day you will get lucky when they finally update the catalog.
Open Device Manger, Expand Storage Controllers, look for Asmedia 106xĭon't bother clicking on Update Driver, It doesn't work! Trust me, I tried. Verify you have a Asmedia 106x SATA ControllerĪ. Note: Imgburn should likely recommend driver updates for Sata Controllers, or alert of possible driver version issues. Very Helpful, thank Imgburn for us not having to take the computer apart and trace the cables. Just above your CD Rom Drive you will notice which controller it is connected to. Without telling you how long I banged my head against the wall, here is a quick fix to a serious issue in Windows 8.1 and likely many other versions of window with hardware containing ASMedia 106x Sata Controllers.įirstly, verify which SATA Controller your DVD Drive is currently connected to. I seriously thought my DVD burner had died, but it was fairly new and lightly used, so I refused to give up. No matter what I set my Burn speed to, it started off ok, then immediately dropped to 0.1x every time I tried to burn a DVD-R. I recently had a problem with my DVD Burner that I feel others are also likely having.Īverage Write Rate: 77 KiB/s (0.1x) - Maximum Write Rate: 77 KiB/s (0.1x) Now I feel that it must be my turn to contribute back to society. First I wanted to comment on how great the Imgburn program is.