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Win7 enables AHCI setting method AHCI (Advanced Host Controller Interface) is Automotive supply chain transparency toolsan advanced one used for SATA interface Host controller interface. It provides advanced disk management functions, such as NCQ (Native Command Queuing) and hot-swapping support. These functions can improve the performance and reliability of the disk. If your computer supports AHCI mode, you can try to enable it for better performance. The following are the detailed steps to enable the AHCI setting method in Win7. Step 1: Back up important data. It is very important to back up your important data before any system changes are made.Because enabling AHCI mode involves reinstalling a new driver, which may lead to data loss or system crash. Therefore, before starting, please make sure to back up your data to avoid accidents. Step 2: Enter the BIOS settings. Before Win7 enables AHCI settings, you need to restart the computer and enter the BIOS settings. You can press F2, F10, Delete, Esc or other specified keys when booting to enter the system BIOS setting menu. The BIOS setting menu of each computer brand may be different. You need to find the "Integrated Peripherals" or "SATA Configuration" option and turn it on. If you are not sure about the location of the option, please refer to the system manual for more information.Step 3: Configure SATA mode. In the BIOS settings menu, you need to find the "Storage Configuration" or "SATA Configuration" option and turn it on. Under this option, you need to look for SATA mode or SATA configuration options. This option may have multiple options, such as IDE, AHCI and RAID. Select AHCI mode, then save and exit the BIOS setting menu. Step 4: After installing the AHCI driver Win7 and enabling AHCI mode, you need to install the AHCI driver. This can be done in two ways. You can find and install the AHCI driver suitable for your computer on Windows, or you can press the corresponding button to enter the AHCI driver installation option when starting Windows.The first way: find and install the AHCI driver on Windows 1. Press the Windows+R key in Windows to open the running window, enter "devmgmt.msc" and press the OK key to open the device manager. Two. Find the IDE ATA/ATAPI controller, expand it and right-click the SATA controller, and then select the "Update Driver" option. 3. Click "Browse the computer to find the driver", and then select the location where I choose the driver. Four. Click "Subfolder containing this location", and then browse the installation path of the AHCI driver. 5. Select the correct AHCI driver, and then click OK to install. The second way: Enter the AHCI driver installation option 1 at startup.When restarting the computer, press F6 to enter the AHCI mode installer. Two. Select the AHCI driver, and then follow the on-screen prompts to install it. 3. After completing the installation of the AHCI driver, restart the computer. Step 5: Verify AHCI mode. After you restart your computer, on the Windows desktop, press Win + Pause/Break to open the system properties dialog box, and expand the IDE ATA/ATAPI controller in the device manager. You should see an AH CI controller options. If you don't see the AHCI controller option or encounter any errors, please repeat the above steps or confirm again whether your computer supports AHCI mode. Conclusion: Enabling AHCI mode can provide you with betterThe performance and reliability, so as to improve the concurrent processing capacity of the disk, reduce the freezing time, extend the life of the disk, and the AHCI mode can be used with NCQ to improve the read and write performance. If your computer supports AHCI mode and you are a user of a high-load data environment, enabling AHCI mode is obviously a good choice.

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