Having issue with iaStors.sys status 0xc000359 Driver is missing or corrupt?
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- Edited by osceolakid Friday, August 09, 2013 2:48 PM
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Having issue with iaStors.sys status 0xc000359 Driver is missing or corrupt?
Thanks
As Mavtech suggested iastors.sys is related to your storage controller. Knowing these workstations they're more than your average desktop and have a separate storage controller, find the drivers and get them into your WinPE boot image and ensure they're being applied during the task sequence.
Also something to try out is check and test settings in your BIOS. I've seen this in the past where the BIOS was set to use RAID and it failed, changed it to AHCI and it worked OK, just something to play around with.
how did you create the driverpackages? with HP SDM?
then you should watch out because even if you specify you want to download the drivers for x86 or vice versa you will get drivers for other OS and other architectures
Hi,
I created the driver packages as follows:
For the x64 build per advise from HP....I've disabled all the iaStors.inf in driver package and after the OSD build run sp56779 and see if this takes care of the SAS unknown device issue experienced.
Quite easy in Retrospect the Hard Part is to realise set BIOS to "Legacy" and SATA to "AHCI".
Got Driver Package for both platforms from HP drivers version 6,3
Created unique Driver Package for each platform.
Created a "Apply Driver Package" step with an Option WMI call for the Z420 model.
Hi
I have the same problem with HP Z420. Are there any solution which worked?