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• My Dell XPS 8300 hard drive fails? Intel Rapid Storage detects the error when starting upwards.

  My computer (dell xps 8300) has recently frozen and when it restarts it scored one of my RAID 0 hard drives as being a mistake. Surprisingly, my computer still works as always and after an investigation, I traced the gel to vuze trying to check a file after he was already down. I deleted the files causing the freeze and have not yet encountered any more freezing problems. But I'm still very worried, so I ran a disk check, who quickly said the disc is clean, and I also ran tests HD (Long & short) dell support center several times and they always say that readers are working properly. Today, I ran a checkdisk windows another who had a lot more time but seem to come clean. But to restart the computer disk was marked later once again as being a mistake. So I ran the tests of short and long and difficult road dell support center, once again, and the sound still saying everything is working properly. I then decided to try to start some other diagnostics of hard disk: seagate seatools and rescuer of Western Digital. The player has passed the tests of the Seatool, but almost immediately failed the tests of rescuer WD giving the error that there are too many bad sectors. Any advice on how to proceed would be much appreciated!

  Lack of an operating system is the message you get when in fact there is a properly peripheral storage seen by your BIOS, but it is not a valid partition with a valid boot sector table.

  I fear that you may have installed the operating system on a RAID-0 configuration and only now try to start from one half of the band?  Yes, you can WD 500 GB RAID-0 an and a 1 TB Seagate together.  It would be foolish (same capacity as a single player, but all the falls of RAID-0) but the computer doesn't know any better.

  The RAID configuration (breaking apart the RAID) must arrive before the installation of the o/s.  The RAID/mobo card is one of the early stages of the process, he takes these 2 physical disks and mounted as a storage to the motherboard, allowing it to boot from it etc.

  No matter what is happening currently, my advice would be to remove the RAID from the system discs.  You don't want a broken drive / failure connected, even if you do not use it because the computer will continue to warn / complain the RAID broke, the startup BIOS will be keep showing you a disc is seen mistakes SMART, and finally the failed drive can degrade to the point it actually damage something.

• RAID 1 active but Intel Rapid Storage doesn't?

  Hello

  Have a new Dell XPS8700, 4th gen i7. The motherboard is Intel 8 series C220 - Z87

  I have a 1 TB Seagate drive which has Windows 8 on it and WD two hard drives of 2 TB. I formatted the two WDs and selected the RAID in the BIOS. I chose the HDs of WD to create a RAID 1 array with CTRL + I. Windows 8 does not recognize, I went to disk management, and create a simple volume. The volume has been formatted (not quick format) and now it shows as healthy Partition. I guess that it is ready to use, because Windows Explorer now shows as a HD 2 TB in size.

  My question is, keeps Intel Rapid Storage, arise the "you may have a problem with your hardware" I go take a look, and the only readers who are are the original system 1 TB drive and the DVD drive. No sign of the RAID 1 volume I hit refresh, but it does not appear. I'm going to report and HDs system all appear. What do you think is happening? How can I have Rapid Storage show the RAID volumes? Thank you in advance.

  Here's what the system report shows:

  System report

  Information System
  Name of the operating system: Microsoft Windows 8.1
  OS version: 6.3.9600 9200
  Name of the system: WINDOWS-U72I33N
  System manufacturer: Dell Inc..
  System model: XPS 8700
  Processor: GenuineIntel Intel64 family 6 model 60 walk 3 GHz 3,401
  BIOS: Dell Inc., A03

  Numtxpackets® Rapid Storage Technology Information technology company
  Installed Kit: 12.6.0.1033
  Version with user interface: 12.6.0.1033
  Language: English (United States)
  Driver version: 12.6.0.1033
  Version of the ISDI: 12.6.0.1033

  Storage system information
  Name of the controller: Intel (r) 8 series/C220 Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller
  Type: SATA
  Mode: AHCI
  Number of SATA ports: 4
  Number of volumes: 1
  Volume: volume 1
  Number of spare parts: 0
  Number of drives: 1
  Rebuild on Hot Plug: disabled
  Manufacturer: 32902
  Model number: 35842
  Product review: 4
  Direct attached disk: Z1D7P9XK
  Direct attached disk: WD-WMAWP0438250
  Direct attached disk: WD-WMAWP0413532

  Drive on the controller 0, Port 0
  Status: Normal
  Type: SATA drive
  Location type: internal
  Size: 932 GB
  Drive system: Yes
  Disk data cache: enabled
  Command queuing: NCQ
  SATA transfer rate: 6 Gb/s
  Model: ST1000DM003-1CH162
  Serial number: Z1D7P9XK
  SCSI device ID: 0
  Firmware: CC47
  Physical sector size: 4096 bytes
  Logical sector size: 512 bytes

  Drive on the controller 0, Port 2
  Status: Normal
  Type: SATA drive
  Location type: internal
  Size: GB 1 863
  Drive system: No.
  Disk data cache: disabled
  Command queuing: NCQ
  SATA transfer rate: 6 Gb/s
  Model: WDC WD2002FAEX-007BA0
  Serial number: WD-WMAWP0438250
  SCSI device ID: 2
  Firmware: 05.01D05
  Physical sector size: 512 bytes
  Logical sector size: 512 bytes

  Drive on the controller 0, Port 3
  Status: Normal
  Type: SATA drive
  Location type: internal
  Size: GB 1 863
  Drive system: No.
  Disk data cache: disabled
  Command queuing: NCQ
  SATA transfer rate: 6 Gb/s
  Model: WDC WD2002FAEX-007BA0
  Serial number: WD-WMAWP0413532
  Device SCSI ID: 3
  Firmware: 05.01D05
  Physical sector size: 512 bytes
  Logical sector size: 512 bytes

  ATAPI device on the controller 0, Port 1
  Location type: internal
  SATA transfer rate: 1.5 Gb/s
  Model: TSSTcorp DVD +/-RW SH-216DB
  Serial number: S10Q6YBD901ANS
  Firmware: D100

  I could make this work. The only way I could do work needed to install an another HD 1 TB I had in hand, select RAID in the BIOS, do a quick CTRL + I and create a volume with two 1 TB disks. This erased Windows and data on both drives (contrary to what said the Dell technician). Had to reinstall Windows on this volume. Once done, TSRI saw volume.

  Then I reentered the TSRI (without needing to restart or to deal with the BIOS and CTRL + I) and created another volume w / two 2 TB disks - this time, he actually asked if I wanted to keep the data on one of the disks. This would have useful had I not as well data reformatted all 2 TB disks in trying to configure raid earlier. I have backups on the third HD but it would have saved a lot of time if I had not gone through the previous steps and did not remove everything on these two discs.

  I know that's not logical, but the Dell representative was probably right, for some reason, the system does not allow only a single Windows system drive and a RAID 1 with two drives. What I did above was a work around, but it should work fine. I now mirror both the system's hard drive and hard drive data.

• Area 51 R2 - controller Dual HDD - Intel Rapid Storage questions

  I have here a system of area 51 R2 (new). After power on, I went to check the options available in the bios. I was surprised to see that there is no way to change the way Intel SATA AHCI/RAID controller that I found bizarre. After installing the OS on the SSD while keeping the HARD disk as a data disk, I noticed that the system comes with 2 different controllers.

  The first, running in AHCI mode, is an Intel C600 + / C220 + party controller, while the secondary is a onboard Intel RAID controller mode normal (can not get the exact chip). It seems that the STRANGE and the two SSD 2.5 "put in place (SATA4 and SATA5) are plugged into the controller AHCI while the other 3 3.5" HDDs (SATA1, SATA2, SATA3) slots connectors are all on the SATA RAID controller.

  While this will create a RAID with any installed HARD or SSD installed in slots 3.5 "drive, you cannot create a RAID of 2 2.5" SSD or HARD drive using their location designed in the case. And if you want to create an SSD RAID, you need to get your readers to a location 3.5 "using 2.5" to 3.5 "adapter.

  FIRST QUESTION:
  -Why are there 2 different controllers instead of using only one? Why not as another system, use a simple controller 6 SATA3 ports. If it is of split the possible performance for the SSD's in RAID AHCI mode on hard drives, which almost locks to make an SSD RAID by using the default locations. I know you can just reroute/reconnect the SATA connectors to make it fit, but it's just extra Needless to work on the system.

  SECOND QUESTION:
  -Why we cannot change or the other controllers in the bios mode? What happens if I want to have 2 x SSD in RAID mode for my games while having 2 x HDD also in RAID for my OS? I can't because everything is divided into 3 / 3 for ports and no way to make 2 different RAID systems unless I have buy a 3rd party RAID PCI-e card and use instead.

  Now, here's something else, I discovered. Both controllers have need for different type of Intel Rapid Storage has to be installed, but you can not get either to work along with the other application. The C600 + / C220 + controller requires Intel Rapid Storage Company install the driver 'correct' and the application will run only if you disable the RAID controller. You will see that the STRANGE and the two SSD connected using the application. If you re-enable the RAID controller, the application will give and error and will refuse to start.

  The RAID controller on the other side requires normal Intel Rapid Storage install the driver and application. The application will run only if the driver generic windows is installed for the AHCI controller or is installed when you install the Intel Chipset inf utility (showing C610 / X 99 AHCI controller). The application will launch and show all 3 of the hard disks connected to the RAID controller. It will crash if you try to run it when the driver IWH suitable for the installed AHCI controller.

  What is the idea behind this? This whole business of 2 controller, you cannot change the AHCI/RAID mode on either and only 3 ports for each controller. In addition both controlled by different versions of Intel Rapid Storage and you can not have both installed at the same time so you have to use generic on one or the other drivers if you want to use them. Looks like this last generation of Alienware were not really thought to become with the creation of the weird storage options (which includes the option WITHOUT RAID for R2 of Alienware systems 15/17) which locks the user away from opportunities that other less expensive systems (XPS/optiplex) have at the base!

  It's really disappointing. I have a R4 M17x at home (which was 3D until the video card update) and I'm still in love with this laptop, but I continue to be discouraged in buying any of the new States with all these weird things being disabled or locked down the value of the systems.

  You will probably get a better response if you re - post it in the forum of the Club of Alienware .

  Keep it short and simple.

• Technology Intel Rapid Storage from BIOS

  I have an Aspire S5 with a 128 GB SSD. The SSD is seen in the laptop as two 64 GB drives and is configured as RAID0 as default. At one point the RAID has not and I tried factory reset, but the laptop would not get into the recovery mode (by pressing ALT + F10 and all variants of ALT/CTRL/F keys) then I reinstalled manually with a USB key.

  In the BIOS, both drives are considered to be of 64 GB, but Windows only a drive on which I have installed is considered 64 GB, it is still considered the RAID drive (128 GB). It is not usable because I need to format it first, but I dare not do this. I see that the recoverypartition is still on it, but since in RAID0 RAID0, I'm assuming that all data on this partition Ghost is not usable in some way.

  When starting the laptop I get the fast Intel Rapid Storage Technology technology (press CTRL + I), and it is said that the RAID has failed, listing the two disks (partitions), one of them as a member and the other (the one I reinstalled Windows on) not as a member. So I deleted this configuration and recreate and reinstall Windows again. But when I deleted the configuration I can access any more to technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology, the guest never happen! It just directly boots into Windows. By pressing CTRL + I on startup does not, probably because the FIRST is not loading...

  I'm going to assume that the recoverypartition disappeared forever, since I have already reinstalled on one of the partitions, but I'd like to at least get a RAID running again.

  TL; DR - technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology itself uninstalled from the Board of Directors, how can I enable it again?

  If you are not using windows 7, I strongly suggest you to re - install under UEFI.

  I suggest you update the BIOS if no update for your S5 is available, perhaps this may solve your problem of TSRI:

  http://www.Acer.com/AC/en/us/content/support

  If you still have problem with CTRL-I

  Have a look here:

  http://community.Acer.com/T5/S-and-R-series-laptops/R13-R7-371T-RAID-0/TD-p/366145/page/2

  and check the post of KEHinWA

• Pavilion WA782UA #ABA: need help for the Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver

  Hello

  I have recently reinstalled Windows 7 after putting in a new drive hard 1Terabyte. I then had problems with Windows Update, and just my overall use of my laptop has been slower. After reading on other forums with people who got similar error messages from Windows update told me to update my driver Intel Rapid Storage Technology. (Link forum here)

  However when I visit my list of drivers on the HP site, I find not the Intel RST driver to update. Can someone direct me to the Intel RST driver that corresponds to my laptop?

  Laptop HP Pavilion dv6 - 2173cl

  Hello:

  You must use this version... you want the 3rd file listed on the left.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/23496/Intel-rapid-storage-technology-Intel-RST-RAID-driver

  Do not click on the most recent version of the driver is available because it is too recent for the chipset has your PC.

• Replaced the hard drive - now screen Intel Rapid Storage Tech comes first?

  A couple of weeks ago, I replaced the hard drive in my laptop Pavilion dm4-3090se with a 240 GB Samsung SSD (the laptop came with a 500 GB Hybrid HDD which is now my backup).

  Everything works fine, except when I first put it in, I get the screen shown in the image below and it takes a good 5 or 6 seconds before it closes and opens Windows. How can I make this screen go away?

  

  You are running Windows 7 or Windows 8? I see that you still have the installed cache acceleration mSATA 32 gig drive and it has the Intel Rapid Storage, just off acceleration partition. Can you find the control panel Intel Rapid Storage and reformatting the drive to 32 gig Accelerator? It will look something like this:

  

  I suggest also just remove acceleration 32 gig of hard drive. You have really no more. You can not acclerate a SSD and shouldn't do anyway since having a main SSD is still faster than having the accelerator. See page 44 of the Manual:

  Manual

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• With the help of the ReadyCache with Intel Rapid Storage Technology?

  I just upgraded to Win8 and the ReadyCached doesn't seem to work.  My motherboard supports the Intels Rapid Storage Technology (RST), so I think to convert thie ReadyCache in an ordinary SSD.  How can I do this?  I just reformat the ReadyCache enable RAID in the BIOS and then hope for the best?

  You can use the drive as a normal SSD all that you need to do is to reformat. no need for RAID really it can work in any RAID or AHCI IDE mode. Technology Intel Rapid storage technology is the SATA driver. Intel RST 11.6 is currently not took with the Expresscache software, but which is supposed to be fixed in the next software update.

• [COMPLETED] How to configure the Intel Rapid Storage Technology technology?

  My Toshiba laptop U840, that come with 32 GB SSD + HDD 500. It applies to technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology to speed up performance, recently, I try to upgrade my HARD disk by replacing the SSD, I use Norton Ghost clone SSD image, but when I restart the window, it appears Intel Rapid Storage Technology (IRST) config and cannot go to the BIOS at all. (I get all the back to the top and keep the original HDD 500 intact.)  I have no idea on how to set TSRI, but it offers the following options:

  • Create a RAID Volume
  • Deleting a RAID Volume
  • Reset to no RAID disks
  • Recovery Volume options
  • Acceleration options
  • Output

  Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions

  RAID volumes:

  ID name band level size State Bootable

  0 SSDSpace RAID0 128 KB normal 11FR Yes

  1 cache_vol RAID0 (Cache) 128 KB 19 off GB No.

  Physical devices

  Type of ID model device size / status (ID theft)

  0 new SSD 480 GB Non RAID disk

  SanDisk SSD 30 GB Cache Disk 1 (0.1)

  Hello

  Thank you for bringing your query on the Microsoft Community Forum!

  I suggest you to post your query on the TechNet forum since they would be the right person to help you with this particular issue.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

• Cannot install the Intel Rapid Storage Technology technology

  Hi all
  I'm having a problem with technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology. I will describe my problem briefly at the outset.
  Here's my problem:
  I have a Dell inspiron 14z 5423 model ultrabook with Windows 7 Home Premium. He was fine, when suddenly the system crashed . Whenever I started it, a blue screen flashes and restarted. I tried everything to keep it. I have googeld for each solution, but could not repair it. Unfortunately, I have expense installing the operating system. And other MISFORTUNE, I only tried to format and delete the C: drive (C: drive was approximately 250 GB and removed to create other partitions of it) but my ENTIRE score got DELETED and MERGED into a single Partition. Fortunately, I managed to recover my data very Important. (End of part 1)

  Now, later, I installed Win 7 Professional.
  Previously, he had installed TSRI and seems to work correctly. Now, I try to install TSRI in my ultrabook but could not do so. Without knowing it, I installed the operating system with the SATA Mode: AHCI instead of Intel Smart... (RAID). Now when I try to change SATA RAID BSOD mode flashes then restarts. I also tried the following technique:
  http://www.overclock.NET/t/1227636/how-to-change-SATA-m... 
  But can't make it work.
  I want to install SORTS on my ultrabook and do not want to reinstall win 7 in RAID mode for this.
  Please help me with this problem.

  Hey Tushar,

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the link below.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprogeneral/threads

  Hope this information helps.

• Sony Vaio SVT14113CNS error DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (iaStorA.sys) [Intel Rapid Storage Technology] on Windows 8 x 64

  March 30, im getting this error on windows start.

  When I start my notebook ' VAIO' logo comes with "Preparation auto repair. After 2-4 seconds 'circular loop treatment' pause for 1 sec & 'Blue screen' comes with

  "Restart your PC on a problem and needs. We are only collecting the error information, and then we'll restart for you"

  error "DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (iaStorA.sys).

  I know its technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology.

  I had my backup of the C: & D: via Ubuntu live disk installed on USB key on a Portable HARD drive.

  now, I just need to get into recovery mode.

  When I press on "Assist-> recovery & hold ' and then it goes blue screen.

  (1) im thinking to 'Safe Mode' start up. because if it will allow the startup I can uninstall the drivers of Intel rapid storage Tech.

  Please tell how I can do it, because I can browse the live Windows by Ubuntu Pendrive files.

  (2) 2nd is I can also navigate my "recovery Partition", so could you tell me how to use this 'partition data' to something to copy paste for USB...

  My Recovery Partition to a folder 'sources' & also sources---> install.wim (9.05 GB)

  folder 'sources' is total 17.9 GB in size.

  If you (microsoft) can help me with the idea of 1st activation mode without fail to start, then it would be very very useful. Please, I beg you.

  just need to as the bypass to my window troubleshooting-made & then I can start my recovery.

  thnx.

  Hi Christophe,

  As the report makes clear that the Intel rapid driver is the root cause of the
  question, we can try to run restore the system to an earlier point to cancel the update of starting on the recovery Partition.

  You can see the Sony guide learn more about the problems of system recovery:

  http://community.Sony.com/T5/Windows-8/Windows-8-upgrade-Troubleshooting-FAQ/TD-p/41893

  http://Genesis.Sony-Europe.com/InStranet/ccil_sony/selfservice/searcher.jsp?docid=125104&l=en_GB&m=null

  To go in safe mode since the Partition configured recovery on your computer, you can
  Follow the instructions below.

  Once you are on the recovery Partition, you will be asked to press any key to load sound
  content, to do. First, you will need to select your keyboard type. Press the page layout you want to use. If you want to browse the available options, press 'see more keyboard
  layouts' until you find the one you want to use.

  Windows asks you to choose an option. Press help.

  

  In solving problems screen, tap Advanced.

  

  In the Advanced options screen, tap Start parameters.

  

  You are informed that you are about to restart to change several options of Windows, including activation of the Secure Mode. Press restart.

  

  Your computer or your device restarts again and displays nine startup settings, including Safe Mode, Safe Mode with network and Safe Mode with command prompt

  

  Press F4 on your keyboard, to turn on Safe Mode, F5 to activate Safe Mode with network and F6 activate Safe Mode with command prompt. Windows 8 and Windows boot 8.1 now depending on the setting you have selected.

  It will be useful. Please let us know in case you need more information on issues related to Windows.

• Intel Rapid Storage Technology

  After the upgrade of Windows 8 for Windows 8.1 stopped working Intel rapid storage technology.
  Written during the operation of the application has encountered an unknown error.
  The computer has restarted, and when you try to update written what is already a new version.

  Hello:

  I would try to install the latest version directly from Intel on the link below.

  You want the file 3rd on the list (SetupRST.exe).

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?AGR=Y & DwnldID = 23496 & ProdId = 2101 & lang = eng & OSVersion = %0% 09% 09% 09% 09% 09% 09% 09% 09 %0 has % 09% 09% 09% 09% 09% 09% 09 & DownloadType =

• Want to 6 1010sv: Intel rapid storage 10 Windows software/driver

  Hello everyone!

  I noticed that Intel Rapid Storage process (32 bit) crazy sometimes, consuming a lot of CPU and RAM. In addition the control application storage quick, accessible via the Control Panel does not start. I would like to reinstall the drivers.

  Do you know the correct driver win10?

  Is there an official driver of HP? HP has failed so far nothing on the section of the driver.

  That's all for now.

  Thank you!!!

  Hello!

  After experimentation and testing, I think I found the solution.  Install the latest driver from here . It is the latest version of the Intel RST pilot. It will also update the drivers in Device Manager. Just make sure that your computer uses the technology of fast storage.

  Unfortunately, I found an official driver of HP...

  Before installing, enter the BIOS and check if your SMART response and RST settings are enabled.

• Intel Rapid Storage driver

  I have two desktops Dell XPS 8700. They are both about a year. A few days ago I installed the update of anniversary of 10 windows on two of them. That seemed to go OK. I used the two pcs for a little while, after the update is complete. When I stopped the first machine, there was already an update. I chose the update and close. The next day, I was on the other pc, and after I used it for a few hours, suddenly a program does not open. I finally restarted and I might have expected, there was an update being installed. (I had this same senario happens sometimes so I wan't surprised, that is to say, things quite normally, then you will find Microsoft has eliminated a update requires a reboot, but does not tell you.) But then the trouble started. The update takes a long time and then came the login screen, but every time I tried to enter my password, the screen would freeze and it will re-start. After 5 repetitions of this, I got a black screen that says from ASR and then it went to a blue screen that says that WRkrn.sys is damaged or missing and I need a disc or a system administrator. I couldn't remember if I had created a recovery disc or where I had put. I ran to the other computer to create one, but when I started it up, exactly the same thing happened. I called Microsoft and they wanted me to them starts in safe mode, but I couldn't. Then, they had me create an ISO image. I'm sure it was the last version. I tried to repair, System Restore, etc, but nothing worked. So I got finally from a Macrium backup. But now I'm afraid of any update from Microsoft.

  I watched this show on the web and some have said that the Intel rapid storage driver update fixed that problem for them. So I wonder if I should update this driver before that Microsoft is trying to push it on me once again. But how to find the right driver for my system. I searched Dell and I found one that is a 32-bit driver. He said that it also works on 64 bit systems. But is there a 64-bit driver.

  How can I find what other drivers are available for my system? I have to enter my service tag?

  Honestly, I got no problem with every machine since I bought it and I hate to fix it if it ain't broke.

  Been a number of probs with recent updates MS causing problems like yours...

  You can always go to the Intel download site and enter their driver update scanner. It will review your material and recommend the updated drivers.

• Data technology Intel rapid storage that can endanger - Sony Vaio

  Hello

  I have a Sony Vaio and since a week started to get this message.

  Intel rapid storage technology data may be at risk. When I click to reset the player, that he's going back in the error mode again. In addition, initially to the top of the window will be stuck at the Intel page that says (Intel Bios H2o), unless I press space that it doesn't let me log on.

  I formatted the system (recovery) and removed all the data but still get the error. Also my system went very very slow. Is my hard drive is at risk.

  Help, please.

  Concerning

  

  in order to see the BIOS HARD drive / UEFI
  Controller SATA HDD must be defined in

  Native / IDE / compatibility mode

  What ever the BIOS / UEFI appointed him,.

  and then after you test before you start in windows it should be indented the
  SATA / AHCI / RAID setting that windows was originally isntalled on

  Start
  Go to the system BIOS / UEFI with the system specified key
  for example.
  Reference Dell = F2

  and change the HARD disk for compatibility IDE controller before starting the system with Seatools BACK disc.

  SATA AHCI / RAID does not use the same ports as IDE
  and so an operating system is not the native SATA drivers cannot see records or even the controller.