Weird    Well, there where two fixes implemented with this version: - Performance enhancement with IEEE SGL Format by restricting OS MAX IO size to 128kb- Fixed Online Controller Reset (OCR) issue causing potential page fault in firmware.   If you can live with the older version, keep it as it is.   But still, it is strange, that Windows recovers after the installation. I figured out that the last number in the version is just the flag if it is 32 or 64 bits. So, you are running a 64-bit os, so you should use the 64-bit driver.    I don't know why it insists on the 32-bit one.   I found nothing like this in our knowledge base, so I recommend to use the controller as it is. With the latest firmware and a bit older driver.   Best regards,Stefan
Running Poweredge R510 with PERC H700 Integrated storage controller. OS: windows server 2008 R2 SP1  After sorting OMSA on the server I was alerted to the fact the driver and firmware for the storage controller was outdated    When I say failed, the installer shows successful, the server reboots and then Im at the sytem recovery screen.  I killed all running apps etc prior to install. Just updated BIOS to latest version but cannot find any inbetween storage controller driver updates to get this working.    Help, thanks!
Poweredge R510_PERC H700 Integrated storage controller driver issues