Is there already a test done that shows if it's recommended to install the lower version of RST (12.9.4.1000 to be specific) for a series 6 chipset mobo installed with Windows 10 (already has a later version of the RST driver installed)?

Thanks. Will that anytime soon? Or do you think it will still take a few months to wait for the results? If there's no ETA, please let me know as I would understand perfectly.

Thanks. I'll be waiting for the results then.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #996

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Zitat von kevindd992002 im Beitrag #995

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I'll be waiting for the results then.

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Why don't you test some different AHCI drivers yourself?

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Short noob question. I can safely uninstall the RSTe driver from the device manager (in order to downgrade), right?

you don't need to.
on device manager select item, driver and choose manually a previous version

Hello Fernando,

I have been messing around trying to get my rst working again like it did in windows 7 but in win 10 i find it difficult.
First of thank you for all the info you post here.

When i first upgraded from win 7 to win10 and try'd to go from ahci to raid my pc was unable to boot.
So i made my pc boot in safe mode and that made it possible to boot in raid.

In the bios it is now set to raid mode, but the Intel RST does not seems to think so.
Intel RST is set in my native language but i can tell of the post u made that it is the same as the non RAID users.
Pictures included.

Any idea?

The button is disabled.

@Fernando:
two different posters, two different issues.

I want to achive the rst. for that i think i need raid mode.
i wanted to do a clean install and set it to raid mode then but after i upgraded i could not do it in windows 10 which has me worried.
Thats why i'm looking to do it without a clean instal.

i hope u understand what i'm trying to achive.
i do not know everything about pc's

Greetz