Windows 10 Anniversary - freezing/pausing

This latest update totally crashed my 6 month old Dell laptop that was working fine until yesterday. Dell is now have to reset my laptop. Losing Programs and Data. Make sure you have everything backed up before proceeding with this "Anniversary" update

"Log Name:      System
Source:        disk

The IO operation at logical block address 0x11f64b30 for Disk 0 (PDO name: \Device\00000037) was retried.

Log Name:      System
Source:        storahci

Reset to device, \Device\RaidPort0, was issued."

I reported this problem 3 or 4 times while testing insider builds as well as others. I have an FX8320 and 5 drives 2 of which are SSDs. My drives would constantly freeze/read slow and I would get the exact same error messages in event viewer. THE SOLUTION THAT I FOUND was to update the  SATA controller drivers which I manually had to do through device manager/AMD chipset drivers. Since then my drives have been working decently with no freezes/error messages. I reported this problem more than a few times and knew it wasn't my system since everything ran smoothly every time I rolled back. My advice to anyone reading this with the same problem would be to first try updating your SATA drivers. I knew this was going to be a problem once this update released.

Looking on the HP Elitebook 2540p notebook now that reported the system log entry above.

Not sure about how to update these drivers, search for updated drivers said I had the most current version.  FYI - it appears the driver version for this was part of the MS Install. 

Storage Controllers:  Microsoft Storage Spaces Controller,   Device Provider: Microsoft,  Driver Date: 06/21/2006, Driver Version 10.0.14393.0, Driver Signer: Microsoft Windows

The AHCI driver is: Driver c:\windows\system32\drivers\storahci.sys (10.0.14393.0, 128.34 KB (131,424 bytes), 7/16/2016 4:41 AM)

The storage controller driver is from 2006?  And it has the same version # as the storahci driver?   I would have thought MS would have updated this along the way - perhaps it was inherited from the original Win7 install, then grandfathered to Win10, and into Win10 Anniversary?  I'll start looking for newer ones if I can find them somewhere.  Perhaps Intel has some for the chipset in the HP, but I don't see anything new on their site.

Thanks DarkgamerX - you gave me somewhere to start looking.  MS - if you're reading this - I think this is something that needs to be looked at ASAP.

The laptop uses the Intel QM57 (IbexPeak-M) chipset.  Can't find anything new driver-wise on Intel's website, and nothing past Win7 available on HP's site.  Running the latest driver update package from late 2015 on Intel's site can't find anything to update.

Only thing I really see as an option from web searching is to tweak the registry to go from AHCI to IDE mode, then shutdown and switch the settings in BIOS to go to IDE.  Not quite ready to go there yet - hopefully MS (or Intel) will come up with a newer driver or something - can't believe this isn't going to cause them a huge amount of grief going forward.

Have you tried updating the driver manually? Find the sata driver in device manager and click on "update driver software". Click on "browse my computer for driver software" and browse to where the driver is located. Include subfolders should also be checked. From there if a sata driver is in the package it should be updated.

Yes - I tried that - for both the Storage Controllers \ Microsoft Storage Spaces Controller driver and the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers \ Standard SATA AHCI Controller tree - started with C:\ and include subdirs.  Had even extracted the files out of the most likely Intel driver update and had them in a subdirectory off the root - didn't find anything there either.  It's getting annoying - some of the pauses are a few seconds, the longest being 30 seconds.

And are you constantly getting the same error messages in event viewer which look something like this?

As you can see since the driver update no drive error messages.

Looks like this....