I have Z68 chipset mainboard. I setup OS to SSD and SSD isn't in raid array. If i setup raid 0 in bios,i can't use many Samsung Magician feature after installing latest intel rapid storage technology. This problem is related with program or am i doing something wrong?
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2*HDD Raid 0 + Single SSD
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Dereck47
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Some Z68 chipset based motherboards come with ASMedia 6Gb/s SATA ports in addition to the Intel 6Gb/s ports; unfortunately yours does not.
If your motherboard had ASMedia ports then you could have connected your HDD RAID to them, and then left your SSD on the Intel 6Gb/s port in AHCI mode, and Samsung Magician would then fully recognize your SSD.
If your motherboard had ASMedia ports then you could have connected your HDD RAID to them, and then left your SSD on the Intel 6Gb/s port in AHCI mode, and Samsung Magician would then fully recognize your SSD.
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Reboot into BIOS, and change your SATA ports to AHCI mode. Save your settings and then boot into Windows.
Run Samsung Magician and the firmware update button should no longer be grayed out.
After you've confirmed whether it's still grayed out or not you can then go back into BIOS and change your SATA ports back to RAID mode so that your RAID array will be available to you.
Run Samsung Magician and the firmware update button should no longer be grayed out.
After you've confirmed whether it's still grayed out or not you can then go back into BIOS and change your SATA ports back to RAID mode so that your RAID array will be available to you.
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Shut down your pc (not restart). Turn it back on after about 30 seconds and go into Windows Safe Mode. Select "Last Known Good Configuration" if your O/S is Windows 7. Select "Safe Mode" if your O/S is Windows 8.
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/chsafe.htm
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/chsafe.htm
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