Zitat von khanmein im Beitrag #645

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@Fernando i tried to run Universal 64bit Intel RST Software v15.0.0.1039 but it shown like below so i cancel it.

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You can ignore that message and will get the Software installed, but why do you want to install the RST Software onto a system, which is running in AHCI mode?
You will not benefit from it, but your system performance may drop because of the Intel RST Services, which are running in the background.

@zdfs520:
Welcome at Win-RAID Forum!

Zitat von zdfs520 im Beitrag #647

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Thanks

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You're welcome!

Regards
Dieter (alias Fernando)

@Dive:
Welcome at Win-RAID Forum!

Zitat von Dive im Beitrag #649

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Fernando, is it necessary to use RSTe Drivers & Software Set as uninstaller for manually installed drivers?

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No, provided, that you haven't installed any Intel Drivers & Software Set before. Before you install any Intel RST/RST(e) driver manually, you should uninstall the previously installed Intel RST Software.

Zitat

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Not just using uninstall button at Device Manager?

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I do not recommend to uninstall a storage driver this way, because the storage devices need a driver, otherwise you don't have access to them.
If you don't want to use the currently installed storage driver, you should choose the "Update driver software...." > "Browse my computer...." option and then decide, whether you want to install another driver for the related device or to return to a previously used driver (> "Let me pick..." > "Show compatible devices").

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Because I have problem with Intel RSTe Drivers & Software Set v13.2.4.1000 WHQL installer. It always said "The setup program ended prematurely because of the following error: The following application Microsoft .Net Framework 4.5:Intel@Rapid Storage Technology". I've already using Windows 8.1. so .Net Framework 4.5 already preinstalled.

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The Intel RST Software requires the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 for a proper functionality. You can install it from within the "Control Panel" > "Programs" > "Turn Windows features on or off".

Regards
Dieter (alias Fernando)

Update of the Start Post:
Changelog:

• new:
  • "Universal 64bit Intel RST(e) AHCI+RAID drivers v15.0.2.1044 mod+signed by Fernando"

Note: As soon as I get access to the original 32bit driver, I will present the related mod+signed variant within the start post of this thread as well.

Good luck with these freshly modded and digitally signed Intel AHCI/RAID drivers!
Dieter (alias Fernando

@onemoar:
Welcome at Win-RAID Forum!

Zitat von onemoar im Beitrag #653

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found this thread while looking for a solution to the recent sata/ACHI related freezing issues after windows 10 AU

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I doubt, that the freezing issue has been caused by any Intel RST driver.

Zitat

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does anybody have any recommendations on what driver to use for a win64 system with z87 chipset

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Please look into the start post of >this< thread.

Regards
Dieter (alias Fernando)

Zitat von onemoar im Beitrag #655

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the opinon on what driver to use is very confusing you say you don't recommend using anything frm 13/14/15x on old intel chipsets but what is a old chipset?

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You obviously haven't read completely the linked start post. At the bottom of it is a table, which should be clear enough.

Zitat von Pete12 im Beitrag #657

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does latest 15-driver also shows up like this; " signed by Fernando" in the device-manager ?

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Yes, provided, that the Intel chipset of your system is natively not supported by the driver.

Zitat

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And is it worth updating from 14-version to the 15-version ?? Do we get significant improvements, after the driver-update ??

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I doubt, that users with an Intel 6-/7-/8-/9-Series Chipset system will get a noticeable improvement by installing any Intel RST driver, which belongs to the v15 development platform.

Zitat von Pete12 im Beitrag #657

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Have read ; Microsoft will block all unsigned ( so not signed by MS ) drivers on the new Win10-versions !
Do we have to be afraid for it ?

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Since all modded drivers I am offering are digitally signed, I do not expect any problem during the installation.
By the way: I have recently tested it by installing the latest mod+signed Intel USB 3.0 onto my system running the clean installed "Anniversary Update" version of Win10 x64 and everything worked flawlessly.