This is a public Forum, nothing important is hidden. Please use the Forum’s “Search” icon on top of each site. Links to recommended AHCI/RAID/VMD/NVMe drivers can be found within the start post of >this< thread, but their usage is limited regarding the OS and their target devices.
WLAN drivers do not belong to the “classical” storage drivers.
If you are searching for an “All-in-One” driverpack, you should better look >here<, but such packages are neither available nor usable for the integration into an ISO of modern Windows Operating Systems from Win8/8.1 up.
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This is what I was looking for.
This is something I didn’t know. Revealing. I thought it was possible to do integrations a la XP. This statement could’ve saved us time 
Thanks a lot for your kind help and support.
Great forum.
Hello all, I have hit a problem during this process and cant figure it out.
i have gone through thw NTLite guide for removing the 15.44.0.015 driver and inserting the 11.7.4.1001 whql driver. I have hit a snag where after adding the driver, when I go to remove the in-box driver, the checkbox for all the drivers under storage controllers are grayed out and I cant uncheck the intel inbox driver.
I tried clicking on compatibility and unchecked host machine under machine support but it didn’t change anything. Am I doing something wrong here? How can I get this driver removed?
I suspect, that you are using a free NTLite version, which only allows a limited sort of actions. So you may need to buy a NTLite license with enhanced abilities.
Good luck!
Hi @Fernando ,
Thats a fairly pricey purchase at 67 usd, are we certain of this? Your.guide mentioned that the free version would be able to do this, however the guide was last revised a few years ago it seems.
Alternatively, are other tools like MSMGtoolkit capable of removing in-box drivers?
Thank you again,