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Smart_at_99 wrote:
I guess it got it, but i mentioned that the SATA is setup as RAID in the Advanced Options of the BIOS.
"In the "Advanced" options i haven seen the "SATA Mode Selection" parameter is set to "RAID"
I have never created a RAID
02-27-2019 03:00 PM
02-27-2019 03:10 PM
jdfrench3 wrote:
I have the ASUS G752VSK model with two 512GB NVMe Samsung 960 Pro SSD in RAID 0. I also have a 1TB Samsung 850 Pro SSD. My BIOS is different than yours but should be similar.
In my BIOS, on the Advanced\SATA Selection Page, SATA Mode Selection is set to: Intel RST Premium
In my BIOS, on the Advanced Page, Intel Rapid Storage Technology is listed. On the Advanced\Intel Rapid Storage Technology page the Intel RST RAID driver being used is listed and below list the RAID volumes themselves. This page also lists the Non-RAID Physical Disks. On the Advanced\Intel RST\RAID Volume Info page the RAID Member Disks on PCIe 1.0 and PCIe 2.0 are listed.
In my BIOS, on the Boot page, Fast Boot is enabled, CSM Support is disabled, Boot Option #1 is Windows Boot Manager (Intel Volume 1)
Your SATA Mode Selection should be set to ACHI if you have no further mention of a RAID. Compare my configuration above with yours. If you're not running a RAID then change the SATA Mode Selection to ACHI and reload Windows. Remember to save your data and a copy of the eSupport Folder before you begin.
Once you have your SATA Mode Selection set to ACHI then your Samsung SSDs will be properly identified within Windows and the Samsung drivers applied.
Good Luck