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Although the driver may work together with other hardware, it may not work with Surface Pro 3. This problem may occur if the reference image that is deployed is used for multiple hardware platforms and contains an older version of the Intel SATA driver that was obtained from another manufacturer's website. This may involve using methods to make sure that only drivers from the Surface Software, Firmware, and Drivers pack are available during deployment.ДЇor some best practices,В see the more information section. If you are restarting to the UEFI settings screen and the disk is not available, you should open a support incident at В to have the device exchanged and then check the reference image or deployment tool to determine which Intel SATA drivers are present and remove any incorrect drivers. This may involve using methods to make sure that only drivers from the Surface Software, Firmware, and Drivers pack are available during deployment. However, before you deploy a new reference image, you should check the image or deployment tool to determine which Intel SATA drivers are present and remove any incorrect drivers. If you are restarting to the UEFI settings screen and the disk is available, you should reinstall Windows or deploy a new reference image.

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This will install the correct driver for Surface Pro 3. To resolve this issueВ if you can start Windows, follow these steps:Дownload the latest SurfacePro3_.msi file fromВ the following website: If the driver name differs from this name (for example, if the driver name is iastora.sys), the incorrect driver is installed.ДЄny driver other than the driver that was originally installed on the Surface Pro 3 or that came from the Surface Pro 3 firmware driver pack could cause the issues that are described in the 'Symptoms' section.

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The correct driver is 'Intel(R) 8 Series SATA AHCI Controller - 9C03.' The driver name should be Storahci.sys.

If you can start Windows, follow these steps to determine which driver is installed:Д®xpand the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers branch. If you see only the USB drive, the disk is not available. Turn on the device by pressing the power button + Volume Down.

Restart from the USB recovery imageВ or the WINPE/WINRE image on a USB flash drive. If the device starts only to the UEFI settings screen, use the following steps to verify that the disk is still accessible: This problem may occur if an incorrect storage controller driver is currently installed or if part of a reference image is deployed to Surface Pro 3. The system exhibits performance issues and runs slowly. The system crashes with Stop error 0x0000007a.Дisk time-out errors are logged in the System log. Additionally, the device cannot be reimaged, nor canВ Windows be reinstalled, and the disk does not appear in Windows PE or Diskpart. The device unexpectedly starts or restarts to the UEFI settings screen and becomes unresponsive (hangs). However, the device can be reimaged, or Windows can be reinstalled, andВ the disk appears in Windows PE or Diskpart.

When you use a Surface Pro 3 device, you may encounter one or more of the following issues: