Thanks for the reply, I ended up getting the issue resolved by slip streaming many of the drivers I found that you linked and others provided by Intel's website into a installer image.
At that point the installer accepted the F6 driver.

@Fernando
C. chapter should be mupdated to reflect v7.x family
Do you know if also a v7 version does exist for AHCI and RAID as v6.x offered ?

@Fernando,
Now that i have disclosed and betrayed the secret I am keen to know your thoughts and comments in regards of my post #2264.
Basically I a trying to find out if the RSTe driver can work with the Intel optane memory to accelerate HDD.
Also, as per the RST driver I am not sure if they can do raid array using VROC.

Thanks

Maybe I should report downgrading driver to 17.9.1 fixed the BSOD issue

I can confirm the driver 17.9.2 caused BSOD on my system, Windows 2004

@Fernando usually I am not that active, I will add a signature for sure

You're all joking here right, RST 17.9.2.1013 going well with Z390 Chipset, your old Chipset is your Problem!
PCIe Lanes all over CPU and not over PCH Lanes all OK with NVME and RST, have you PCIe over PCH then you have this Problem with RST 17.9.2.1013.
Greetings to the board Manufacturer, apprentice go Home. Loool
My System are Z390 with WIN10 19041.450 and 0 Problem with RST 17.9.2.1013 and Samsung NVME Driver 3.3.0.2003.
One Raid 0 with two Samsung 970 Pro NVME with RST 17.9.2.1013 over M2 Port.
One Raid 0 with two Samsung 850 Pro over SATA-Port with RST 17.9.2.1013 and one Samsung 970 Pro over Adapter card for M2 to PCIe Port with Samsung NVME Driver 3.3.0.2003
Please notice the attachment.

Best Regards
morpheus67

Hi Pacman,

Are these only for VROC key and with intel ssd's?

I am looking for the RSTe drivers that work with non intel ssd's and without the VROC key.

The last one RSTe drivers that have had these capabilities are these:

"pure" 64bit Intel RSTe SATA/sSATA and NVMe RAID drivers v7.0.0.2268 for Win8-10 x64

@Pacman:

I am reading the Intel VROC user guide and i believe the F6 drivers to load up windows without the VROC key and hopefully without intel ssd's is : iaVROC.free.win8.64bit.7.0.0.2286 , the other folder called VROC_7.0.0.2291_F6-drivers I assume is for explicit use with the VROC key and Intel ssd's.

Thanks