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Re: Intel(R) 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family USB Enhanced Host Controller...
Hi, I have followed your first recommandation.But I still have the same problem. See my screen shot below I have also read quickly the very long exchange of answers in your second recommendation.But,...
View ArticleRe: New RST 14.0.0.1143 doesn't allow HDDs to spin down (bug?)
Hi MikeC, Has this issue been confirmed as a bug? I'm assuming that this forum is informal (i.e. no guarantee of a response / fix from Intel directly), is there a way for us to escalate and raise the...
View ArticleRe: RAID-5, Z68A chipset, RST,worked fine with Windows 8.0 upgraded to 8.1...
Got it, fixed itself. Turned out that there were updates that showed up for Windows I downloaded and installed new framework and it RST worked. I then installed the latest RST and all is working. Thank...
View ArticleRe: Chipset problem in the Sims 4?!
Good information, thanks for sharing your results. Allan.
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Re: HM76 Chipset sata controller series 7 is not giving me 2 6Gbps sata3
No RST drivers available for Windows 10 for 7-series of Intel chipsets now. Possible way is install a 8.1, install Download Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST) RAID Driver and then upgrade to...
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Re: HM76 Chipset sata controller series 7 is not giving me 2 6Gbps sata3
Already done that. No advertised gen3 speeds.
View ArticleD:/ is not accessible.The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.
I have a raid 0 array. The D:/ drive gets this message D:/ is not accessible.The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable. I did chkdsk D:/r. It says the drive is healthy.. array optimal and all...
View ArticleRe: HM86 Chipset SATA RAID support
OK, finally mess was sorted out. The RST compatibility sign in general spec do not mean all RST features are supported. In our case RAID is not supported -...
View ArticleRe: New RST 14.0.0.1143 doesn't allow HDDs to spin down (bug?)
Hi Pip_Jones,I sent you a private message.Regards, Mike C
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Thanks Mike, much appreciated.
View ArticleRe: Intel RST RAID1 performances various chipset, weird results, needs...
JF - thanks for the post. I kind of hate to go off of the first driver that states it supports WIn10, since I'm running WIn10
View ArticleRe: Thunderbolt 3 HDCP 2.2 Support
HelloAggressorPrime, In order to provide a more accurate answer to your question, please provide more information about your current system integration. Which (chipset), motherboard and operating...
View ArticleRe: D:/ is not accessible.The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.
Looks like autorun-type virus infection. Is D; driver accessible by dir commands from command line interface?
View ArticleRe: D:/ is not accessible.The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.
I scanned the drive with malwarebytes and it found nothing, although a bunch of fatal erreor come up with unreadable sectors in the Web 2 console. I can access data on the drive if I open a program and...
View ArticleRe: RAID 1 failed after only one disk fails
Usually, there is no way to recover a failed RAID volume; this is because the metadata became corrupted somehow. The good thing might be that you have a RAID 1 volume which data should remain if you...
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Re: RAID-5, Z68A chipset, RST,worked fine with Windows 8.0 upgraded to 8.1...
Hello Bluemax, I am glad to hear issue is now resolved. Regards,Caesar B.
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Looks like I fixed it! The computer got to the point where it was freezing on the startup screen. So I had to boot from the disk. Then did a repair windows.It started up but still wanted to scan D...
View ArticleRe: New RST 14.0.0.1143 doesn't allow HDDs to spin down (bug?)
Hi Pip_Jones,I sent you a new private message. Regards, Mike C
View ArticleRe: Need appropriate network driver for Acer Aspire E1-731-4699 win 7 64-bit
Hi JFFulcrum, Thank you for your catch up. Regards,Mike C
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