SSD in an HP ENVY DV7 7332ea and activating AHDI in Bios?

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I have a HP Envy DV7 7332ea. I recently put a San Disk Extreme 2 120gb SSD as the primary drive and put the HDD in the secondary bay. I installed Win 8.1 clean and everything works fine. I then worked my through the various tweaks required in the OS for an SSD to maximise its utility such as moving page file to HDD, removing hibernation, switching of restore in control panel and the last one was to change registry settings to enable AHDI and select it in bios. However the Bios F2 for this Envy model has no option for IDE or AHDI. What does this mean and am i actually losing any capability form my SSD if AHDI is not enabled?
ANy thoughts, background information or suggestions welcome
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Hi:
The drive contoller in your model may be set to RAID and that can't be changed.
You can confirm that the drive controller is set to RAID if you go to the device manager and see a Storage Controllers category.
Click to expand that category and you will see an Intel SATA RAID controller listed there.
As long as you have installed the Intel RST driver you will have full TRIM support for your SSD in RAID mode and you should ignore any warnings about the drive not running in AHCI mode.
Take a look at this thread for more info...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Hardware/How-to-enable-AHCI-for-HP-ENVY-TouchSmart-m6-k015dx/...

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I can't think of anything else I can try to get it working; does anyone have any suggestions as to what I can do to get the second drive at least recognised by the system?
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thedoglett wrote:
I recently bought this laptop and the first thing I did was swap the 1tb hard drive for a 240gb Samsung 840 SSD drive. The performance increase was astonishing and I'm very happy with it.
Because the SSD is considerably smaller than the original hard disk, I decided to add another SSD drive (120gb) into the second bay. I ordered the mounting kit and cable and installed the drive.
When I boot the laptop up, all works well but it refused to acknowledge that the second 120gb drive was installed. It does not display in disk management or device management etc.
If I connect it via usb the drive shows up - I'm able to partition and format it fine - but whenever its connected in the second bay it just won't appear.
I tried connecting the original 1tb drive via usb and again that shows up ok. Once I put that in the second bay, it doesn't show up either.
Next, I disconnected the primary 240gb drive (in bay 1) and started the laptop up using the original 1tb hard disk which was in the second drive bay but which is now connected to the main 'socket' which the 240gb primary ssd has been using. It booted up and worked fine.
I then unplugged it from the main socket and plugged it into the secondary socket (which drive two is supposed to connect to). It also booted up and worked fine.
So, I know that:
(a) both the original 1tb hard disk and the new 120gb SSD drive are working.
(b) both the primary and secondary 'sockets' for the drive cables are working.
(c) as soon as I connect any second drive via the secondary socket, once the machine has booted up via the primary socket, no drive is recognised at all. I can't select to partition it, reformat it etc since there is nothing showing it as connected but not available. It just isn't there.
I can't think of anything else I can try to get it working; does anyone have any suggestions as to what I can do to get the second drive at least recognised by the system?
Specs are: Windows 8, HP ENVY dv7-7332ea Notebook PC (D0X36EA), 16bg Ram, Samsung 840 SSD drive (240gb) being used as the boot drive, Samsung 840 (120gb) drive the one which is being installed as a second drive).
All latest drivers for the Samsung drives installed etc.
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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c02489518
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