Ghost Windows 7 Professional Sp1 X86, X64 Auto Drivers Fixed

the installation program provides installation options that include the ability to install windows 10 without needing to delete any existing data, programs, or settings from the affected computer. this means existing apps and data continue to run and work without interruption. an in-place upgrade only needs to be performed when automatic updates are not configured. you can set the automatic updates option to disabled.

unallocated space display error when you configure unified extensible firmware interface (uefi)-based system are resolved in the update.

you are prompted to restart the computer after installing this update. restart the computer when prompted. when the computer resumes, click finish to complete the installation process.

after upgrading to windows 10 using upate and go, the system crashes and displays error messages on the screen.

after upgrading to windows 10 using upate and go, some pcs may not boot after power saving mode. when the pc resumes after the hibernation or standby, the hard disk may not be detected. driver: stp_file_info_v2.sys has been updated. please follow the instruction to repair the file.

you are prompted to restart the pc after updating is complete. restart the pc when prompted. when the computer resumes, click finish to complete the installation process.

a new type of bios setting/flag has been added.

note the bios setting/flag from which you exit the boot menu is written to the protected area of the disk’s nvram. only the windows software can see this information. the bios setting/flag can be changed with a windows software.

package contains the following graphics drivers and dependent/required software for the products specified in the current version’s official release notes for the 32 bit version of windows vista, windows 7 and windows 8: display driver ver. 9.012 opencl(tm) driver ver. 10.0.1084.4 catalyst control center ver. 2012.1219.1520.27485 languages: czech, danish, german, greek, us english, spanish, finnish, french, hungarian, italian, japanese, korean, dutch, norwegian, polish, portuguese, russian, swedish, thai, turkish, chinese (traditional), chinese (simplified)
before advanced format disks were available, ntfs assumed that the logical sector size that was exposed by the disk interface was equal to the physical sector size of the disk. although ntfs was originally designed to theoretically support larger sectors sizes, ntfs assumed that these two sector sizes were equal. when ntfs performs buffered writes at the end of a file in windows 7 and windows server 2008 r2, ntfs pads the write operation to the end of the sector size which is exposed by the disk interface (the logical sector size). this behavior guarantees sector alignment. however, because the size of a logical sector of a 512e drive is 512 bytes, the buffered write does not align to the physical sector size of the drives hard disk. this causes the advanced format disk to internally update the 512-byte logical sector within its 4kb physical sector, which can result in performance and reliability issues. this hotfix introduces behavior to ntfs which makes sure that buffered writes at the end of the file are padded to the reported physical sector size of the disk. this issue can manifest itself with everyday applications on an advanced format disk. however, this issue occurs most frequently when you perform many small writes, such as using the imagex command-line tool in windows 7 or in windows server 2008 r2 to apply a microsoft windows image (.wim file) to an advanced format disk. without the hotfix, imagex takes significantly longer to complete the operation than if you were to apply the same operation to a traditional hard disk. note this fix is dependent on the storage driver and the disk both reporting the correct physical sector size. ntfs does not support disks which have reported physical sector sizes other than 512-bytes or 4-kb, or on disks whose logical sector size is not 512-bytes.
5ec8ef588b

Ghost Windows 7 Professional Sp1 X86, X64 Auto Drivers Fixed

Ghost Windows 7 Professional Sp1 X86, X64 Auto Drivers Fixed

Comments

Leave a Reply Cancel reply