[SOLVED] Windows 10 upgrade fails, SFCFix file is clean

Jim · Aug 20, 2015

Hello,

Like everyone else I've attempted to load Windows 10 many times now. Before my last attempt I ran FSCFix which cleared all of my system file errors. I thought this one's going to work. Wrong, this is the error I'm getting:

File:\windows\System32\drivers\jraid.sys Error code: 0xc000035a

I've googled this and if I understand this correctly my Gigabyte mother board has a JMicron chip on it that runs the raid 5 system I'm using. My guess is the driver for this chip is working in 7 but maybe not working in 10. That's my best guess anyway. I'm not computer savvy enough to figure this out. Help!

Jim

zcomputerwiz · Aug 26, 2015

What model is your Gigabyte motherboard?

Jim · Aug 26, 2015

It is a GA-EP35-DS3R

zcomputerwiz · Aug 27, 2015

Try installing this driver: ftp://driver.jmicron.com.tw/SATA_Controller/Windows/JMB36X_WinDrv_R1.17.65_WHQL.zip

Jim · Sep 8, 2015

Hey, downloaded the driver and ran it. No problems. Then finally found time to try W 10 upgrade again. Success, liking 10 so far. Thanks much. Just curious is this something I could have found on my own or did you have to get this internally?

Jim

zcomputerwiz · Sep 8, 2015

It is something you could find yourself with a bit of digging, but you do have to know where to start looking.
Gigabyte didn't have a Windows 8.1 compatible driver listed in their downloads section for that motherboard, but I got the chip model from Gigabyte's raid driver description and looked it up on jmicron's website.

I'm glad they continued to make newer drivers :)

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[SOLVED] Windows 10 upgrade fails, SFCFix file is clean

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