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Originally Posted by red-beard
Windows 7 has built in SATA drivers. The MB drivers may be better. It sounds like the Win 7 install needs to needs to be re-done. I would format that drive first, to see if there are some bad sectors.
One the install before fail...
1) Drivers for a monitor? Usually a monitor wouldn't have drivers.
2) The drivers are usually specific to x32 and x64. It is possible you installed the wrong one.
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Windows 7 has drivers for hard disk controllers that were available to Microsoft at the time that Windows 7 was compiled, unless he's slipped newer drivers in. And a lot of monitors have drivers, Sony for instance has them for most of their LCD's.