Accessing Intel Raid Bios Utility

I've added a Maxtor 160gig Sata hdd to my motherboard and have been trying to set it up, but when i try and press CTRL + I nothing happens, it just continues to load up the bios and o/s.

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Originally posted by Wolfspyder
I've added a Maxtor 160gig Sata hdd to my motherboard and have been trying to set it up, but when i try and press CTRL + I nothing happens, it just continues to load up the bios and o/s.
Set it up how? A single drive or are you preparing it for a Raid?
Which connector is it attached to?
What other drives do you have and where are they attached?
If you aren't interested in running a Raid then there's no need to access the Raid Bios utility. It will only be enabled if you have set the "Configure SATA As Raid" for the Intel controller in the Bios.
In WinXP Device Manager, it's normal for the OS to identify the extra SATA ports on the 865/875 chipsets as another primary and secondary IDE controller.
Reading THE FAQ POST (specifically #5 HDD's) would also be of interest to you.

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Intel RAID configuration utility reboots computer

I recently built a new computer using the MSI Z87-G41 PC MATE. I was initially able to set up a RAID 1 array in the configuration utility and install the OS. I have been using the computer for a couple of weeks without any major issue.
I then had an interest in moving from the hardware "fake RAID" to Windows RAID. I entered the configuration utility using CTRL-I and after about 3 seconds in the utility, it will just reboot the computer. When I am in the utility, I can even select different options (or just let it sit there), but it always reboots after the 3 seconds is up. The computer is completely fine otherwise, and I have been gaming on it and using other intensive apps.
I have tried reflashing the bios and using default values. I also re-verified the array with RST and ran chkdsk /r. Nothing has seemed to help and the scans didnt find any errors. I dont believe this would be a driver/OS issue, seeing as how this all happens before the OS is initiated. Is it just a faulty motherboard? If so, is there any way I can delete the array (without losing data and without using CTRL-I) so that I can boot to Windows and create the RAID 1 array using the OS?
I am not overclocking anything either. Here are my specs (let me know if I am leaving anything relevant out) -
MSI Z87-G41 PC MATE
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3 1600
EVGA GeForce GTX 970 ACX 2.0
Intel Core i5-4570 3.2GHz LGA 1150
Corsair CX Series 600 Watt ATX/EPS Modular 80 PLUS Bronze
2 x Western Digital Caviar Blue 500 GB (in RAID 1)
Windows 8.1 Pro

Quote from: JLio01 on 15-December-14, 15:11:19
Clear CMOS and change to RAID mode under BIOS again. Which SATA ports do you use?
Clearing the CMOS worked! Thanks, I should have thought of that.
I guess I should start a new topic about switching over to a Windows controlled RAID 1. I believe it should be as simple as deleting the array and setting bios to AHCI mode. Then I can boot to the OS already on both drives and go from there...

Envy 4-1130US access Intel RAID Manager and reinstall back into hybrid Drive.

So I was trying to dual boot Linux and windows 7 on my HP ENVY 4. I foud the only way was to remove the raid so that there was two seperate hard drives apperently. before I did this I made the recovery disks to be able to set it back to normal once I was done my linux work.
Once I tried to recover my computer the disks say that: "this software cannot be used to recover the systems" or somthing like that. I dont know why they dont work though as I had to use 5 disks to burn them.
I want to reinstall the raid and notice you said you cant access this. So how do I go about making it back into a hybrid drive. This seems increadibly poor design that it wont let people fully use the hardware that they purchased. I have installed windows 8 myself but there is now just two different drives.
So please tell me how to fix this problem.

Ok, I just now review your PC details. your PC has a 32GB mSATA driver and another one is 500GB(as standard shipping).
raid is created for the HDD and mSATA drive to work together and give you max performance. this is customized by HP using internal utility(at the time of recovery also) and there is no option for users to configure/change RAID settinigs. no access for consumers to change RAID as playing with it may cause PC/OS issues.
i am afraid, expert users may not be able to cinfigure much on it due to no options at BIOS level to configure RAID.
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Problems with IDE2 & 3 not detecting IDE device - going to RAID bios

hi
Ok well after many painstaking hours I finally managed to get the mobo(915G combo) up and running but encounter this problem.
IDE1 (third master) has hard drive on, this loads up ok
But if I connect my dvd rom and dvd writer as master & slave into either ide 2 or 3, I get the RAID bios utility load up and then only sometimes it lets me press the tab key, and all i can do is go in this circle.
If I unplug the cable and then attach a drive to my HDD as a slave this works fine. The mobo bios is currently set for optimized defaults. I know I could keep the drive as a slave on IDE 1 with the HDD but im going to be installing another HDD so will be using this as a slave, so that both HDD's are on one IDE and both drives are on a different IDE.
Can anyone help to try and resolve this?
Thanks

first off i would just like to say thanks for you help, everything is JUST ABOUT working!!
It does seem strange the instruction booklet informs you to put the primary boot device into IDE1 (blue socket) yet this doesnt qwork and you have to put the optical devices into this socket. Everything is now being recognised(within the bios) but I have now updated to XP with SP1 and the only problem i now face is that when the pc loads up it detects both ide HDD within the raid controllers BUT once into windows I can only see the c:/ not the secondary HDD. I dfid try to add this as a slave to the primary master HDD but got error on startup. I have since installed onto the 3rd IDE/RAID as a master and it is detected fine.
Within device manager in XP it shows as a device but i am unable to format the drive or save/map anything to it
Any further ideas?
Cheers
Paul

P67A-GD55 Rev B3, When a new bios including Intel Raid Oprtion Rom 10.6.0.1091

P67A-GD55 Rev B3, When a new bios including Intel Raid Oprtion Rom 10.6.0.1091 ?
Hello,
I am the owner of a MSI motherboard P67A-GD55 (Rev B3).
The operating system Windows 7 Pro 64 bit is installed on a disk in AHCI OCZ Vertex 3120 Go SATA0 mounted on the port (version 3).
I get many bugs and blue screens.
This would be resolved with the latest driver Intel Rapid Storage Technology 10.6.0.1022.
It must been associated with a bios with the Intel RAID Option ROM 10.6.0.1091.
The latest bios for my motherboard is 1.E (or 1.14) version which includes Intel RAID Option ROM 10.5.0.1034.
Are there plans to release a new bios with the new ROM?
If not, is there a way to include the last Intel Option Rom in the bios 1.E?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
SM

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I get many bugs and blue screens.
This would be resolved with the latest driver Intel Rapid Storage Technology 10.6.0.1022.
It must been associated with a bios with the Intel RAID Option ROM 10.6.0.1091.
What bugs and blue screens?
If this was a major issue as such, then everyone would be complaining about this.
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Possible to update Z77A GD65 bios with latest intel raid rom?

I was wondering how difficult it is to update the bios myself with the new intel beta rom?

Quote from: Daffy101 on 10-June-12, 00:29:04
I was wondering how difficult it is to update the bios myself with the new intel beta rom?
Try this one. It's based on the e7751ims.a43 with the following updated components:
1. intel me firmware 8.0.10.1464 (stock: 8.0.3.1427)
2. intel raid orom 11.1.0.1413 (stock: 11.0.0.1339)
3. sandy bridge microcode 0x28 (stock: 0x25)
4. ivy birdge microcode 0x12 (stock: 0x10)
I've NOT tested it because I don't have z77 motherboard but it should work fine. However I'll not be held responsible about any direct or indirect damages to (but not limited to) your board resulting from flashing and/or using this bios. USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!
The checksum of the modded file e7751ims-mod1.a43 is:
Code: [Select]
SHA-256: f420998b3dba8a3eb68afcafeeae8297ce279d3dbd95ae88296c35d1259d4fd8
hXXX://world-wide-web.sendspace.com/file/l539gt

[SOLVED] P67A-GD65 mainboard missing Intel RAID Rom after updating BIOS

I use 2 HDDs to build a RAID 0 array using Intel P67 RAID driver. I've just updated the BIOS to the 1.I version, and after that my computer can't boot up, showing the message "Missing Operating System". I booted into DOS and failed to read my hard disk, combining with that the Intel Matrix Storage Manager Option ROM didn't show up during the POST (which prompts me to press Ctrl-I to enter the RAID configuration before I updated the BIOS), I think it's the Intel RAID driver's problem. However, the Marvell RAID's prompt still shows, so the Marvell RAID should still work well. I encountered the same problem the last time I updated the BIOS, but I forgot how I got it well again... Please help. Thanks a lot!
I didn't noticed that my BIOS settings had been reset after I updated the BIOS, so I should manually changed the SATA mode to RAID. I was required to run a system recovery after I set the SATA mode back to RAID since the system failed to load, and Windows re-installed the USB3.0 driver after the first boot after the update (I don't know why this is). And the problem solved. Hope this is helpful to guys have similar problem as me.

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Request for MSI GT70 GT70 0NE-276US unlocked RAID Bios

I'm looking for a fully unlocked bios for my MSI GT70 GT70 0NE-276US with the newiest RAID drivers... Will Donate. Thanks !

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I was told.....
"If you're getting an unlocked raid bios then I suggest that you have him update the Intel Raid Utility OROM also to 1.6.0.1702 or newer"
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I have two 128GB SSD in raid 0 (SuperRaid as MSI calls it) I would like to be able to overclock the CPU if possible? I'm getting some lag spikes in games and I was thinking it might have something to do with the CPU...
OC CPU maybe if you are familiar with the options, but let assume no or not recommended.
about the lag spikes, there is special EC ver for GT70 which improves GPU performance and reduces throttling.
available at: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162629.0
NOTE: This special EC firmware is not for barebones, but only for retails models!
other reason could be that dedicated GPU is not used, but integrated card while running this applications.
Or VGA driver issue.

Questions on Marvell vs. intel Raid setup for new build

I’m getting ready to do my first build this weekend, and had some questions on the Asus p9x79pro motherboard’s raid controllers. They are:
What is the difference between the Marvell controller and the intel software controller?
Why would I use one over the other?
Do the Marvell raid controllers need to be pre-installed using the F6 method, same as the intel raid controllers?
Here is my planned drive arrangement, feedback appreciated.
(1) Crucial M4 CT128M4SSD2 2.5" 128GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) - OS (win7 64 bit), pagefile, & programs, 6gb sata on SSD caching port
(2) Western Digital WD Black WD1002FAEX 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive - RAID 0 Media and projects, 6b sata port
(1) Western Digital WD Black WD1002FAEX 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive - media cache & renders
(1) WB Black 32mb cache 3.0 Sata - Exports and non video file storage
Asus BD burner on 3gb port
Thanks

What is the difference between the Marvell controller and the intel software controller?
I haven't tested it, but rumors are that Intel is marginally faster than Marvell.
Why would I use one over the other?
It depends on the number of ports in your system. That can be motherboard dependent.
Do the Marvell raid controllers need to be pre-installed using the F6 method, same as the intel raid controllers?
No. You can define a raid after you installed your OS by simply going into the BIOS.
On my motherboard, I have 2 Intel SATA 6 G ports and 2 Marvell SATA 6 G ports. The rest are SATA 3 G.
If that is the same in your case, I would do the following:
Crucial M4 on Intel SATA 6G
WD Black on Intel SATA 6G
2 x WD Black/64 on Marvell SATA 6G in raid0
WD Black/32 on Intel SATA 3G
DVD/BDR on Intel SATA 3G
one SATA 3G for eSATA connection.

Intel raid, find the failing (but not failed) drive?

One of my two Seagate drives is failing, I get intermittent system 'hangs', drive clicking, and the following error in event viewer:
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"The device, \Device\Ide\iaStor0, did not respond within the timeout period.
When I built the system I created two volumes from my two hard drives. The first volume is a Raid 1 mirror set for my root drive. The second volume is a raid 0 stripe for my non-important stuff. The two volumes are named "Root_Mirror" and "Data_Stripe"
Here's the problem, How do I know which drive is on its way out? I believe the event viewer error is complaining about the mirrored volume set (iaStor0 = "Root_Mirror" volume?), but how do I prove this? (I am correct in thinking that WinXP talks to the Intel raid controller, the raid controller talks to the hard drives. Consequently WinXP can only report errors about the raid volume, not the underlying physical hardware.
I have a strong background in unix (Sun Solaris) disk and volume management. If this was a work machine, I'd run an "iostat -En" look at the error count for each device, then determine which lun was having problems. Once I know which lun is in trouble, I'd run a health check on the lun via the array management software (RM6 or whatever). I don't see these tools in WinXP or the Intel Matrix driver...
Here is a system report from the Intel Matrix storage console if it helps:
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System Information
Kit Installed: 6.0.0.1022
Kit Install History: 6.0.0.1022
Shell Version: 6.0.0.1022
OS Name: Microsoft Windows XP Professional
OS Version: 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2 Build 2600
System Name: C2D6600
System Manufacturer: MICRO-STAR INT'L
System Model: MS-7238
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6600 @ 2.40GHz
BIOS Version/Date: American Megatrends Inc. V1.2, 11/08/2006
Language: ENU
Intel(R) RAID Technology
Intel RAID Controller: Intel(R) ICH8R/DO/DH SATA RAID Controller
Number of Serial ATA ports: 6
RAID Option ROM Version: 6.1.0.1002
Driver Version: 6.0.0.1022
RAID Plug-In Version: 6.0.0.1022
Language Resource Version of the RAID Plug-In: 6.0.0.1022
Create Volume Wizard Version: 6.0.0.1022
Language Resource Version of the Create Volume Wizard: 6.0.0.1022
Create Volume from Existing Hard Drive Wizard Version: 6.0.0.1022
Language Resource Version of the Create Volume from Existing Hard Drive Wizard: 6.0.0.1022
Modify Volume Wizard Version: 6.0.0.1022
Language Resource Version of the Modify Volume Wizard: 6.0.0.1022
Delete Volume Wizard Version: 6.0.0.1022
Language Resource Version of the Delete Volume Wizard: 6.0.0.1022
ISDI Library Version: 6.0.0.1022
Event Monitor User Notification Tool Version: 6.0.0.1022
Language Resource Version of the Event Monitor User Notification Tool: 6.0.0.1022
Event Monitor Version: 6.0.0.1022
Array_0000
Status: No active migration(s)
Hard Drive Write Cache Enabled: Yes
Size: 596.1 GB
Free Space: 0 GB
Number of Hard Drives: 2
Hard Drive Member 1: ST3320620AS
Hard Drive Member 2: ST3320620AS
Number of Volumes: 2
Volume Member 1: Root_Mirror
Volume Member 2: Data_Stripe
Root_Mirror
Status: Normal
System Volume: Yes
Volume Write-Back Cache Enabled: Yes
RAID Level: RAID 1 (mirroring)
Size: 100 GB
Number of Hard Drives: 2
Hard Drive Member 1: ST3320620AS
Hard Drive Member 2: ST3320620AS
Parent Array: Array_0000
Data_Stripe
Status: Normal
System Volume: No
Volume Write-Back Cache Enabled: Yes
RAID Level: RAID 0 (striping)
Strip Size: 128 KB
Size: 396.1 GB
Number of Hard Drives: 2
Hard Drive Member 1: ST3320620AS
Hard Drive Member 2: ST3320620AS
Parent Array: Array_0000
Hard Drive 0
Usage: Array member
Status: Normal
Device Port: 0
Device Port Location: Internal
Current Serial ATA Transfer Mode: Generation 1
Model: ST3320620AS
Serial Number: 5QF1FGRZ
Firmware: 3.AAE
Native Command Queuing Support: Yes
Hard Drive Write Cache Enabled: Yes
Size: 298 GB
Number of Volumes: 2
Volume Member 1: Root_Mirror
Volume Member 2: Data_Stripe
Parent Array: Array_0000
Hard Drive 1
Usage: Array member
Status: Normal
Device Port: 1
Device Port Location: Internal
Current Serial ATA Transfer Mode: Generation 1
Model: ST3320620AS
Serial Number: 5QF1G7GE
Firmware: 3.AAE
Native Command Queuing Support: Yes
Hard Drive Write Cache Enabled: Yes
Size: 298 GB
Number of Volumes: 2
Volume Member 1: Root_Mirror
Volume Member 2: Data_Stripe
Parent Array: Array_0000
Unused Port 0
Device Port: 2
Device Port Location: Internal
Unused Port 1
Device Port: 3
Device Port Location: Internal
Unused Port 2
Device Port: 4
Device Port Location: Internal
Unused Port 3
Device Port: 5
Device Port Location: Internal

Well, I found a way to identify a failing drive, but it is not pretty..
download Seagate's "Seatools"
burn Seatools to bootable cd
go into bios / Integrated peripherals / on-chip ATA devices / change from "raid" to "ide"
F11 boot to cdrom
run Seatools quick check to almost instantly identify the failing drive.
run Seatools extended test to find a whole SLEW of failed sectors :shocking:
reboot back into bios, Integrated peripherals / on-chip ATA devices / change back to "raid" (pray this won't blow away your data, which it didn't but you don't know that until you do it once
setup RMA refund thru Newegg, order replacement drive, and hope new drive makes it before old drive goes belly up.
while patiently waiting for new drive, sit in amazement that the Intel matrix driver ignores all the errors that Seatools found in a matter of seconds..
Here's a question. Should I be pissed that the Intel raid controller isn't reporting a bunch of errors, or should I be excited that the Intel raid contorller can keep a raid 0 stripe functioning with a clearly failing disk drive. (is it a bug or a feature????)
{sigh}

MSI Intel Extreme Tuning Utility Error Install!!!!

Hello!
I have my motherboard is Z87 Xpower so I have try to install Extreme Tuning Utility but it failed setup! Error code 0x80070643 - Fatal error during installation!
I hope if someone who can help me! I have up date all windows Net Framework 3.5 and 4 but still fail installation! I have no clue why this cause!!
Thanks

Hello again!! It same problem after I have try again format and re fresh OS! It still same error as above my post 1!
Here error logs from MSI Extreme Tuning Utility. It shame I never try use this when I got new motherboard just a month!!It seem this software is bug or maybe not!!! I have latest Update BIOS to 1.34b
here logs :-
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Burn v3.6.2803.0, Windows v6.1 (Build 7601: Service Pack 1), path: C:\Program Files (x86)\MSI\Live Update 5\LU5\DL_FILE\Intel_Extreme_Tuning_Utility_4.0.6.305\Setup.exe, cmdline: '-burn.unelevated BurnPipe.{BED958F3-2A9C-4A3D-BCF5-D7F5CB7D5A5E} {83B4BF4E-30A1-42FB-8083-3A383AE01471} 1224'
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Initializing string variable 'RemoveAllDataCheckboxValue' to value '[RemoveAllDataCheckbox]'
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Setting string variable 'WixBundleLog' to value 'C:\Users\NEELES~1\AppData\Local\Temp\MSI_Intel_Extreme_Tuning_Utility_20131120094356.log'
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Setting string variable 'WixBundleOriginalSource' to value 'C:\Program Files (x86)\MSI\Live Update 5\LU5\DL_FILE\Intel_Extreme_Tuning_Utility_4.0.6.305\Setup.exe'
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Condition 'VersionNT >= v6.1' evaluates to true.
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Setting string variable 'WixBundleName' to value 'MSI Intel Extreme Tuning Utility'
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Detect 3 packages
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Detected package: SSCERuntime_x86_ENU.msi, state: Present, cached: None
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Detected package: SSCERuntime_x64_ENU.msi, state: Present, cached: None
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Detected package: XTU_Setup.msi, state: Absent, cached: None
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:56]: Detect complete, result: 0x0
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Plan 3 packages, action: Install
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Condition 'VersionNT64' evaluates to true.
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Setting string variable 'WixBundleRollbackLog_XTU_Setup.msi' to value 'C:\Users\NEELES~1\AppData\Local\Temp\MSI_Intel_Extreme_Tuning_Utility_20131120094356_0_XTU_Setup.msi_rollback.log'
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Setting string variable 'WixBundleLog_XTU_Setup.msi' to value 'C:\Users\NEELES~1\AppData\Local\Temp\MSI_Intel_Extreme_Tuning_Utility_20131120094356_0_XTU_Setup.msi.log'
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Planned package: SSCERuntime_x86_ENU.msi, state: Present, default requested: Present, ba requested: Present, execute: None, rollback: None, cache: No, uncache: No, dependency: Register
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Planned package: SSCERuntime_x64_ENU.msi, state: Present, default requested: Present, ba requested: Present, execute: None, rollback: None, cache: No, uncache: No, dependency: Register
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Planned package: XTU_Setup.msi, state: Absent, default requested: Present, ba requested: Present, execute: Install, rollback: Uninstall, cache: Yes, uncache: No, dependency: Register
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Plan complete, result: 0x0
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Apply begin
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:43:58]: Creating a system restore point.
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:01]: Created a system restore point.
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:01]: Caching bundle from: 'C:\Users\NEELES~1\AppData\Local\Temp\{2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad}\.be\xtu-setup-exe.exe' to: 'C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\{2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad}\xtu-setup-exe.exe'
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:01]: Registering bundle dependency provider: {2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad}, version: 4.0.6.305
[04C8:0B1C][2013-11-20T09:44:02]: Verified acquired payload: XTU_Setup.msi at path: C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\.unverified\XTU_Setup.msi, moving to: C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\{06669347-C150-48B8-AE9A-64F85A6384C1}v4.0.6.305\XTU-Setup.msi.
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:02]: Registering dependency: {2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad} on package provider: {3A9FC03D-C685-4831-94CF-4EDFD3749497}, package: SSCERuntime_x86_ENU.msi
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:02]: Registering dependency: {2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad} on package provider: {D4AD39AD-091E-4D33-BB2B-59F6FCB8ADC3}, package: SSCERuntime_x64_ENU.msi
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:02]: Applying execute package: XTU_Setup.msi, action: Install, path: C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\{06669347-C150-48B8-AE9A-64F85A6384C1}v4.0.6.305\XTU-Setup.msi, arguments: ' ARPSYSTEMCOMPONENT="1" MSIFASTINSTALL="7" REMOVEALLAPPDATA=""'
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Error 0x80070643: Failed to install MSI package.
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Error 0x80070643: Failed to execute MSI package.
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Error 0x80070643: Failed to configure per-machine MSI package.
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Error 0x80070643: Failed to execute MSI package.
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Skipped rollback of package: XTU_Setup.msi, action: Uninstall, already: Absent
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Removing cached package: XTU_Setup.msi, from path: C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\{06669347-C150-48B8-AE9A-64F85A6384C1}v4.0.6.305\
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Removing dependency: {2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad} on package provider: {D4AD39AD-091E-4D33-BB2B-59F6FCB8ADC3}, package SSCERuntime_x64_ENU.msi
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Removing dependency: {2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad} on package provider: {3A9FC03D-C685-4831-94CF-4EDFD3749497}, package SSCERuntime_x86_ENU.msi
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Removing bundle dependency provider: {2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad}
[04C8:0DC0][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Removing cached bundle: {2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad}, from path: C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\{2301bb34-385a-4a57-877f-c54347957fad}\
[07BC:1070][2013-11-20T09:44:07]: Apply complete, result: 0x80070643, restart: None, ba requested restart: No
I hope some of you may know how to solve this problem!! Thanks

Installing Windows 2008 Server on Intel Raid (MEGAIDE)

I am facing the intolerable issue of trying to install Windows 2008 Server on a machine that has 2 drives configured for mirroring using the Intel RAID settings in the bios. (MEGAIDE)
In Windows 2003 you faced the dubious task of having to do the F6 to install the 3rd party RAID drivers.
In Windwos 2008 Server, you are able to load the drivers on a memory stick and browse the drivers.
I downloaded the drivers for Windows 2003 Server since there are no drivers posted for 2008 from the Intel website.
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/filter_results.aspx?strTypes=all&ProductID=2162&OSFullName=Windows+Server*+2003+Enterprise+x64+Edition&lang=eng&strOSs=111&submit=Go%21
The installer recognized them when I browsed the media, but they did not load.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mark

Hi,
I have the SE7230NH1-E Intel motherboard and it finnaly work for me using the driver from Asus but for motherboard.
P5BV-C/4L
http://ca.asus.com/fr/Server_Workstation/Server_Motherboards/P5BVC4L/#download
Version 4.4.0208.2008
Description
ICH7R LSI RAID Driver
LSI Embedded MegaIDE Driver V4.4.0208.2008 for Windows Server 2008 32/64 bit.

Intel raid RS2P1008 will not function on D20

HELP!
Well I bought a new Intel Raid card- RS2P1008, installed it, and, well.....nothing. Wont show up in the BIOS, I see it in windows 7 ultimate 64bit device manager, but gives error code 10, when I attempt to install the intel drivers it cimply locks up tha machine.I Cant find a way to get this card working. can any one help me?
I am stuck and have run out of ideas. Is this card incompatable with the D20? Intel states it works with all tested 5520 series boards.
Thank you in advance.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

The first test is three 300 gb Segate Cheata 15.7k drives in raid 0, 64bit c drive only
CrystalDiskMark 3.0.3 x64 (C) 2007-2013 hiyohiyo
                           Crystal Dew World : http://crystalmark.info/
* MB/s = 1,000,000 byte/s [SATA/300 = 300,000,000 byte/s]
           Sequential Read :   315.741 MB/s
          Sequential Write :   240.141 MB/s
         Random Read 512KB :    78.200 MB/s
        Random Write 512KB :    51.987 MB/s
    Random Read 4KB (QD=1) :     1.043 MB/s [   254.6 IOPS]
   Random Write 4KB (QD=1) :     5.451 MB/s [ 1330.8 IOPS]
   Random Read 4KB (QD=32) :     5.431 MB/s [ 1325.9 IOPS]
Random Write 4KB (QD=32) :     5.645 MB/s [ 1378.3 IOPS]
Test : 1000 MB [C: 27.3% (229.0/837.9 GB)] (x5)
Date : 2015/01/05 18:54:35
    OS : Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 [6.1 Build 7601] (x64)
this is the second test on e drive, twin Samsung 850 Pro in raid 0, 64 bit as well
CrystalDiskMark 3.0.3 x64 (C) 2007-2013 hiyohiyo
                           Crystal Dew World : http://crystalmark.info/
* MB/s = 1,000,000 byte/s [SATA/300 = 300,000,000 byte/s]
           Sequential Read :   495.546 MB/s
          Sequential Write :   493.757 MB/s
         Random Read 512KB :   470.604 MB/s
        Random Write 512KB :   473.854 MB/s
    Random Read 4KB (QD=1) :    32.388 MB/s [ 7907.1 IOPS]
   Random Write 4KB (QD=1) :    68.498 MB/s [ 16723.2 IOPS]
   Random Read 4KB (QD=32) :   286.935 MB/s [ 70052.6 IOPS]
Random Write 4KB (QD=32) :   288.907 MB/s [ 70534.1 IOPS]
Test : 1000 MB [E: 22.3% (106.2/476.8 GB)] (x5)
Date : 2015/01/05 19:04:54
    OS : Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 [6.1 Build 7601] (x64)
Both sets of raid arrays are on the MRC @3g/b speed in a windows oddball installation (as we previoulsy discused). I will Post performance test results in a few mins.

PT8 Neo SATA Raid Configuration Utility

I recently upgraded my system which was running a AMD athlon 1.2GHZ processor and only 128mb SDRAM. The system was stable and running windows XP home edition.
I upgraded to the PT8 Neo motherboard which supports SATA hard drives. I was expecting a dramatic increase when I upgraded my system to the new P4 800mhz FSB 3.0GB processor and 512MB DDR 400mhz ram.
I was still using my WD 60GB EIDE Hard Drive when I upgraded the Motherboard, Ram, & Processor. The upgrade went smoothly and system worked without glitches.
Unsatisfied with the increase in performance, I also purchased a Western Digital Raptor 74GB 10000 RPM hard drive using the SATA interface cable.
I have updated the bios of the motherboard and updated the driver for the SATA raid controller using Live Bios Update 3.
I am having 2 problems:
Problem 1. When I enter the bios for the SATA Raid configuration utility after the initial post by pressing , none of the selections are available. I move my arrows down but nothing highlights and I can't select anything in the configuration utility except ESC key to exit.
The SATA controller is enabled in the BIOS.
The initial SATA Raid Configuration displayed immediately after the post, does show the hard drive.
I want to be able to boot from the new WD Raptor Hard Drive and transfer all the existing files from the IDE Drive to the SATA drive, but I can't seem to get the drive to initialize, format, fdisk, etc.
Problem 2. Windows XP doesn't have enough resources available to activate the VIA Serial ATA RAID Controller in Device Manager. It shows a Yellow ! and returns a code 12 (This device cannot find enough free resources that it can use). I have tried disabling several items in the bios including LAN support, On board Sound but nothing seems to work.
Keep in mind, I have downloaded the latest bios, latest drivers, etc.
The rest of the components on my machine are as follows:
1. Custom Built Computer (Non-Branded)
2. 60GB Western Digital 7200 RPM IDE Hard Drive on IDE0 (Master)
3. DVD Rom on IDE0 (Slave)
4. MSI 52x32x52x CDRW on IDE1 (Master)
5. Zip 100 IDE Drive (Slave)
6. Floppy Drive
7. Pentium 4 3.0GZ 800mhz FSB
8. 512mb DDR 400mhz Memory
9. ATI All-In-Wonder PCI Video Card
10. SIIG Firewire controller
I have already tried removing the SIIG firewire controller thinking that it was getting in the way of available resources. That did not work.
I have invested alot of money on this system, I wanted the best and have always used MSI motherboards because of their stability and reliability.
Please help as soon as possible.
Thanks

first off you are only using one SATA so no option are avalible in Raid Bios
in order to install windows the safe way detach your 60ata hrad drive plug in the raptor and install windows then Press F6 at the begining the you will have to the SATA diskett in the floppy drive in stall SATA windows drivers continue with install.
once you are fished Windows, drivers then shut down and plug in your ATA hard drive turn on your PC enter the bios navagate to the Advanceed BIOS Features/Boot Sequency selected your SATA raid drive as First boot then CD roms as second. then your done boot in to windows

Unable to enter KT6 Delta-LSR RAID-BIOS

I recently purchased all the components for a new computer. specs should be listed as signature since this is my first post here. I was waiting on some SATA adapters since I bought older PATA drives and was eager to get things going. I put the computer all together and installed Windows XP. No problems whatsoever. I get the adapters and go to hook up the SATA RAID. No problems there. Boot up the computer and enter the RAID-BIOS. Create a RAID 1 array and all is well. On next reboot, I get the following message. "Hardware Initiate Failed, Please Check Device! The Bios does not be installed. Please press to continue"
So, I check the BIOS, SATA doesn't even show up as a BBS boot device although it is enabled. Power Supply isn't the issue because all works well via PATA minus the RAID of course. I tried to clear CMOS and flash the BIOS, but all to no avail. I am near my wits end with this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. By the way, Legacy USB support has been turned off all throughout.
Has anyone encountered this problem or know a fix?

hi,
I have a similar problem....
my win2k recognized the hd (maxtor diamond 9+ 80gb sata) but win doesn't let me access or neither see the hd....
when i press tab after post I can't select any option so I can't create a array...
and maxtor says that sata hd (or maybe his ones) don't have jumper to set....
I don't know what to do....
moreover i have updated the bios with new one and I try later clearing the cmos but nothing to do....
someone can help me please????
thank you

Accessing Intel Raid Bios Utility

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