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I have a new SBS 2008 install on a Modular Server System MFSYS25 we have dual SCM Controllers installed. Every time i try to install the MPIO Drivers on SBS 2008 I get a failed to install. I look in the Add/Remove programs and its there is also a MPIO item in the control panel but the drivers are not appearing to take and I'm still seeing all the drives twice. I also get an error when I try to uninstall.
Is there any special thing that needs to happen to install on SBS 2008? Our other Standard 2008 system on this same unit are not having any problem. only SBS
Thanks
Chris
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I just found this and ran through the steps.
Shut down the OS
Remove the second SCM
Reboot the Compute Module
Run regedit
Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem
If NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation exists, set the value to 0
If NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation does not exist, create and set the value to 0
Install the MPIO driver
Install the second SCM
However since the MPIO Drive appears to be half installed I'm still running into problems. How can I remove the MPIO Software fully so I can reinstall? The Repair install does not appear to do anything.
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With SBS, I've had reports that customers had to reinstall the OS to get MPIO drivers working properly. I'm not sure why SBS requires a reinstall, instead of just allowing the drivers to update, but that's fixed the issue in other cases.
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I have a solution that does noit require a reinstall of the OS>
I have a SBS Server 2008 X64 server and was in the same situation where the MPIO driver would not uninstall and would not install. I found a work around.
I ran into the same problem reported above with my SBS 2008 X64 Server. it is not possible to uninstall the MPIO driver. My Problem that under Device Manager System Devices the "Intel Storage Controller Device specific Module" entry is missing. I tried the intel solution of changing the registry key
6. If NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation exists, set the value to 0
However this did not fix the issue where the MPIO driver could not be installed and it could not be uninstalled.,
In desperation I went to the Device Manager and selected Add Legacy Hardware, Selected System Device and Have Disk and browsed to the path "C:\Program FIles(X86)\Inte\Storage Controller" and added the "Intel Storage Controller Device specific Module" software through this mechanism.
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I ran into the same problem reported above with my SBS 2008 X64 Server. it is not possible to uninstall the MPIO driver. My Problem that under Device Manager System Devices the "Intel Storage Controller Device specific Module" entry is missing. I tried the intel solution of changing the registry key
6. If NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation exists, set the value to 0
However this did not fix the issue where the MPIO driver could not be installed and it could not be uninstalled.,
In desperation I went to the Device Manager and selected Add Legacy Hardware, Selected System Device and Have Disk and browsed to the path "C:\Program FIles(X86)\Inte\Storage Controller" and added the "Intel Storage Controller Device specific Module" software through this mechanism.

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