The manual update of the NVIDIA nForce SATARAID drivers from within the Device Manager is not easy, because you have to update the driver software for all related NVIDIA nForce SATARAID devices (Serial ATA Controller, RAID Controller and RAID Devices), before you should reboot.
You can find >here< a detailed guide about how to do it.
I have the same problem as Avatar-Lion. It is not because of Windows 10, because my nForce RAID was running fine in Windows 10 with the default drivers. But the day before yesterday after KB3172729 and KB3176493 the RAID disappeared.
I can update "NVIDIA nForce RAID-Controller" and "NVIDIA nForce Serial ATA-Controller" under "Storage controllers". I can not update "NVIDIA MIRROR" under "Disk drives" and as Avatar-Lion already wrote it is not possible to force an update of "Generic SCSI Enclosure Device" under "System devices", when forcing loading IDE\Win764\sataraid\nvrd64.inf it says there is no compatible driver for this device in nvrd64.inf.
Any ideas Fernando? Thanks in advance.
Btw, to solve 0x0000007B "Inaccessible Boot Device" you just have to start Windows one time in safe mode.
