Repairing nForce4 SATA controller driver

I am dual-booting Windows Vista and XP. I used Windows Update to install
updated drivers for my nForce4 SATA controller, and now the computer will no
longer boot into Vista. Safe mode does not work, nor does repairing with the
Vista DVD.

I am still able to boot into XP, so I can access the files on the Vista
drive. Does anyone know a way to either remove this update or replace it with
a working driver so I can boot into Vista again?

Under Device Manager..roll back to previous driver
peter

"Transmuter" <Transmuter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7DD317B5-3356-406F-8586-B4C830945C87@microsoft.com...
>I am dual-booting Windows Vista and XP. I used Windows Update to install
> updated drivers for my nForce4 SATA controller, and now the computer will
> no
> longer boot into Vista. Safe mode does not work, nor does repairing with
> the
> Vista DVD.
>
> I am still able to boot into XP, so I can access the files on the Vista
> drive. Does anyone know a way to either remove this update or replace it
> with
> a working driver so I can boot into Vista again?

Are you saying that rolling back the driver in XP will fix the problem in
Vista? Recall that I cannot boot into Vista, and XP is working fine.

"peter" wrote:

> Under Device Manager..roll back to previous driver
> peter

Transmuter,

When you say that repairing with the Vista DVD didn't work, do you mean when
you did it this way:

http://vistaultimate.windowsreinstal...airstartup.htm

There must be more than one way to skin a cat, or so they say.
--
freddy


"Transmuter" wrote:

> I am dual-booting Windows Vista and XP. I used Windows Update to install
> updated drivers for my nForce4 SATA controller, and now the computer will no
> longer boot into Vista. Safe mode does not work, nor does repairing with the
> Vista DVD.
>
> I am still able to boot into XP, so I can access the files on the Vista
> drive. Does anyone know a way to either remove this update or replace it with
> a working driver so I can boot into Vista again?

sorry........misunderstood your question.
But you can try a "repair" install of Vista.........and in the future get
your hardware updates from the manufacturers website not the MS Update
website
peter
"Transmuter" <Transmuter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:507771B9-6104-4946-BC9F-10DCDA14CB08@microsoft.com...
> Are you saying that rolling back the driver in XP will fix the problem in
> Vista? Recall that I cannot boot into Vista, and XP is working fine.
>
> "peter" wrote:
>
>> Under Device Manager..roll back to previous driver
>> peter