Zitat von 100PIER im Beitrag #1306

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Installed and tested v14.8.10.1055 x64 on my X99 under W10 x64 v1607 build 14393.51. It works fine.

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Please correct the version typo, it is v14.8.10.1055, not v10.8.10.1055 when you said have tested the RST(e) driver..

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Done! Thanks for the info.

Zitat von silkman im Beitrag #1312

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1) My BIOS RST OROM version is 14.8.0.2377. Is this the old or the new one?

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2) In Intel's SSD Toolbox, the optimizer (=trim) never worked on the raid.

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Zitat von silkman im Beitrag #1312

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3) In the drivers I was shocked to see that SATA driver was 10.0.10586 (the old microsoft one). However the raid driver appears correct 14.8.10.1055 from Intel. Vendor Id in both is 8086.

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Zitat von silkman im Beitrag #1312

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I updated Intel RST to latest version (with uninstall and restart) from you (Intel RSTe Drivers & Software Set v14.8.10.1055) with the same results above.
Your thoughts are appreciated in order to get the best performance possible!!

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• These new AHCI/RAID drivers are WHQL certified by Microsoft and usable with all Windows Operating Systems from Win7 up.
• Only Intel 100-Series/C230 Chipsets and Systems with an Intel Skylake CPU are natively fully supported by these drivers.
• Thanks to Station-Drivers for having published the source package.

@ Fernando:

I don't know if this has already been posted but there is also a 15.1 RST branch driver. This one is old (April) and Alpha but I thought it might interest someone.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/5b70j4...15.1.0.1016.rar

Zitat von akm im Beitrag #1315

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On a Samsung laptop with HM76 Chipset, I tried manually updating the SATA/AHCI driver in Device Manager with v13.1.0.1058 driver from this thread. The system could not update the driver.

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After the update, it shows “Intel 7 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller”. I found that only one driver iaStorA.sys is installed and the other driver iaStorF.sys hasn’t been installed.

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Windows 8/81 and Win10 do not install the SCSI Filter driver named iaStorF.sys, because they do not need it.

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Also, contrary to the information given in the OP, the driver is still listed under IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers instead of Storage Controllers.

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This is caused by the fact, that Win8/8.1 and Win10 neither need nor use the SCSI Filter driver named iaStorF.sys. Meanwhile I have corrected this part of the start post as well.

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Have I done something wrong?

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No, not a all.

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How should I install the other driver if it is important to have both running on the system?

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As I already have written: The newest Windows Operating Systems don't need the SCSI Filter driver and will not install them.

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Also how should I update this driver if I wanted to update it to v13.1.0.1058? Shall I first uninstall the current driver from Device Manager and then manually update it or is it ok to just manually update the current driver with the newer one?

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The latter option is the best and the safest, but only valid, if you haven't installed the complete Intel RST Drivers & Software Set (the RST Software has to be uninstalled from within the Control Panel "Add/remove Software" option as first step).

@plutomaniac:
Your download link to the Intel RST(e) drivers v15.1.0.1016 doesn't work. I get an "Invalid or Deleted File" message from the hoster.

@ Fernando:

RST v15.2.0.1008 Drivers & Software Set
RST v15.1.0.1016 Drivers & Software Set

@ all:
Update of the start post

Changelog:
- new: 32/64bit Intel RST(e) drivers v15.2.0.1008 dated 06/17/2016
- new: Intel RST(e) Drivers & Software Set v15.2.0.1008 dated 06/24/2016

Notes:

• These new AHCI/RAID drivers are digitallysigned by Intel and usable with all Windows Operating Systems from Win7 up.
• Only Intel 100-Series/C230, 200-Series Chipsets and Systems with an Intel Skylake CPU are natively fully supported by these drivers.
• Thanks to plutomaniac for the source package.