U410 "rapid start technology not enables"; won't shut down; touchpad problems...

Having a bit of a nightmare at the moment with my (three month old!) U410 Ultrabook. When it turns on it takes an ABSOLUTE AGE, and then I get a popup saying "Your system does not appear to have Intel Rapid Start Technology enabled." Then if I try to shut it down normally, it just sort of goes to sleep and I can only tun it off properly with the power button. In the past few days, the scrolling function of the touchpad stopped working.
I have several important deadlines approaching and all this is really interfering with my work.
Can anyone offer solutions?

hi Aoife,
Welcome to the Forums.
If the Ideapad U410 is configured with Windows 8 and runs on an HDD+mSATA SSD drive then your issue might be somewhat similar to this thread.
When the machine boots up, it caches data and enables Intel Rapid Start Technology on the mSATA SSD. To ensure everything is configured correctly, try to check if:
1. The mSATA SSD is detected under the BIOS
2. Data caching is enabled via Intel Smart Respose Technology, check this guide on how to reconfigure it. If data caching is enabled via Expresscache, try opening a command prompt and type eccmd -info. You should see an output similar to this image.
3. Intel Rapid Start Technology is configured as in this guide.
Alternatively, you may also want to run an error scan on the drive by using HD Tune or similar utility and observe.
Let me know your findings
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U410 Rapid Start, Smart Response setup from scratch

Hi!
I have a question about the built-in Intel's Rapid Start and Smart Response technology in my U410 notebook.
The problem is that I've managed to "reset" the SSD cache drive so the raid array and the partitions are lost.
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I hope I was clear about the probelm Any help appreaciaed!
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Got some reply from Intel:
This cannot be done by the end-user with the current production version of the Intel® Rapid Storage Technology driver (I assume that they are using the 11.0 production version of Intel® Rapid Storage Technology driver). This has been fixed in the next release version 11.5 (PV WW28 – 32). The only option for end-user to reconfigure the SSD with cache + data is to select 18.6GB for the cache which will create 11GB for the data area of the SSD. The correct sequence of steps for restoring the CacheSSD with the Intel® Rapid Start Technology partition:
1.       Launch the Intel® RST GUI and click the ‘Acceleration’ button at the top of the GUI
2.       Click Enable acceleration
3.       Select the SSD and 18.6GB for the Cache size (this will create a cache volume size 18.6GB + data volume size 11GB)
4.       Select the Acceleration mode (Maximized or Enhanced) and complete the Acceleration.
5.       Once the Acceleration-enabling operation is complete you can partition any portion of the 11GB data volume for Intel® Rapid Start Technology
Note: The user can select any size of the 11GB data volume that they wish for the Rapid Start partition. Any space unused can be partitioned in Disk Manager for additional data storage space. As far as performance, there should not be much difference if any between the cache size of 18.6GB and the original 22GB.

U410 Intel Rapid Start Technology Driver - failure

For about the last two weeks (for some unknown reason) Intel Rapid Start Technology is unable to start on my U410 Laptop. I attempted to reinstall the driver from the Lenovo page, but when I get to the install point I get a message stating my device does not meet the minimum specifications for this technology!
It's making start ups and logging on a major drag
Has anyone experienced this before? Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Rory

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Intel Rapid Start Technology does not appear to be installed

How do I get rid of this message?
It's an HP Envy dv7 Notebook, D0X38EA#ABU
I haven't upgraded any part of the hardware - it's configured as it came out of the box. It's running Win 8.1
I have looked through the forum and downloaded manuals and it all gets extremely technical very quickly. So I downloaded a driver from intel and it says "This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software".
I am just a simple user. I can guess that the Intel thing will make the computer boot faster. That would be nice but I'm not qualified to start faffing around in the BIOS. Nor do I want to be.
Please just tell me how to make the message go away. It's annoying.
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Hello @Gatasblancas,
Welcome to the HP support Forums. I completely understand your issue and your reluctance to go into the BIOS. If you dont feel comfortable doing it then by all means stay out. Thank you for providing your system information as well. Now there is only one way of dealing with this and it does require going into the BIOS. Here is a link that can walk you through the steps needed.
Intel Rapid Start Technology.
Now you may have not upgraded or changed anything it may have been caused by an update that ran automaticaly.
If you can not work through this with the link I posted for you. I would contact phone support to walk you through this.
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Lenovo IdeaPad U310 Intel Rapid Start Technology with WIndows 7 Ultimate

Hello,
I have upgraded my Windows 7 Home Premium to Ultimate. Got it in my domain and everything seems normal . But I wanted to check the options of that energy saving settings and can't find any information about, when does my computer go to hibernate. He does use the stand by, but for how long? Until the battery is low? That makes no sense.
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Hi
I have further investigated and found a solution for hibernation
In order to enable hibernate in Lenovo Machines SSD support models, you will need to restart and Enter into the BIOS Setting
1. Press Fn+ F2 to enter BIOS
2. Choose "Configuration > SATA controller working mode" as "RAID";
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. It will then automatically return to an available Windows power options setting. However, iRST (Intel Rapid Start Technology) does not have the ability to wake a system from hibernate.
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Yoga 13 Intel Rapid Start technology

Hi,
I've just got a Yoga 13 and on every time that I'm turn it on I'm getting an ERROR
"Your system does not appear to have Intel rapid start technology enable"
1.i didn't see a "Intel rapid start" in the bios
2. I've update my bios
3. When I've try reinstall the driver I got this error "this computer does not meet the min requirements for installing the software"
I need help.
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hi O_hei,
If you're running on the 66cn52ww BIOS or above, I'm afraid the BIOS is limitting you from enabling the Intel Rapid Start Technology feature. For now, try to uninstall the Intel Rapid Start Technology under Control Panel (large icon view) > Programs and Features to get rid of the "Your system does not appear to have Intel rapid start technology enable" error on startup.
Upon checking, the Yoga 13 here in the lab runs on the 66cn51ww BIOS and has the Intel Rapid Start Technology feature.
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I recommend you visit the lenovo website once an updated BIOS is released that enable this feature.
Best regards,
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Intel Rapid Start Technology - Error Message upon start-up

I have a fairly new Lenovo U310 that has been nothing but problems since I purchased it. Recently, it has been taking a long time to start up and when it finally hits the desktop, an error message pops up that says "Your system does not appear to have Intel Rapid Start Technology enabled." I hit 'OK' but there's not apparent way to fix this problem. I've tried downloading the IRST drivers from Intel, but trying to install them give me the error message saying that my system can't support the item. Help?

I'm afraid I don't know the layout of the BIOS options on Ideapads, only on Thinkpads - with the latter it is on something like the third screen of options and it is clearly labelled as Intel RapidStart.

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However, even if I proceed exactly according to the installation script by Intel, see (Intel Rapid Start Technology User Guide) or by the installation script by Lenovo community, (see Edge E330 and Intel Rapid Start), I can not put into operation Intel Rapid Start Technology on my ThinkPad, although I use the installed SSD disk with an alone partition of appropriate type (with ID type 84 on MBR) with more allocated space than the size of RAM for my ThinkPad and with the currently deployed version of BIOS (1.29) and current drivers, such is Intel (R) Rapid Storage Technology Driver version 11.1.5.1001 downloaded from the webiste of Lenovo support for this model ThinkPad Edge 531.
Since, in my opinion, based on the above specifications declared by the manufacturer Lenovo and Intel, this ThinkPad model should support Intel Rapid Start Technology, I would like therefore to know how this technology on my ThinkPad to put into operation, because of which I also bought this ThinkPad model. Does exist for this model ThinkPad Edge 531 some specific deployment scenario of Intel Rapid Start Technology? Does anyone have any practical experience with the launch of this technology on those ThinkPad models? Can it be expected that the full support of Intel Rapid Start Technology for the ThinkPad Edge 531 will occur after the release of a new version of the BIOS or a new version of Solid State Drive Firmware Update Utility with support for MyDigitalSSD Super Cache 2 published on the website of Lenovo support?
Thanks in advance for any advice and guidance with the launch of Intel Rapid Start Technology on my ThinkPad Edge 531.

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Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have looked into your issue about your HP ENVY TouchSmart 15t-j000 Notebook and issues with Raid technology. Here is a link that helps with the driver for your Notebook.
You might need this update for software and drivers with the Intel Management Engine Interface.
Here is a link to the HP Support Assistant if you need it. Just download and run the application and it will help with the software and drivers on your system at the time of purchase. If something is not updated this could be causing an issue.
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Lenovo S400 error in installing Rapid start technology

I recently installed windows 8 on my laptop all drivers were installed perfectly except Intel Rapid Start Technology, on installing it is showing that your system doesn't meet the minimum requirement. Also the action center is showing install driver for power management and card reader which I have already installed but still it is continuously showing this message.

hi madhurgandhi,
Welcome to the Forums.
Installing the Intel Rapid Start Technology requires an Intel Rapid Start feature in the BIOS. Upon looking, this is not included in the S400's BIOS so this software will not work.
As for the power management and card reader notifications, are these the drivers that you installed?
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Re: Portege Z830-11J - Is is able to upgrade the Rapid start technology

Hi,
i purchased my ultrabook, a Z830-11J very cheap, about 550 ...
now i know why, it doesnt have rapid start technology.
Intel claims that is a part of every ultrabook, but not of the Z830-11J.
So, is there anything i can do, to convert it in any way (add hardware componenten, or software) to a TRUE Ultrabook?
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Hi
The Intel Rapid Start Technology requires a select Intel CPU, Intel software and BIOS update and a Intel SSD drive.
Check this:
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http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/FAQ23039T0000R02.htm
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I use it because I have a Crucial M4 SSD. It performs better with the intel
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2010-08-24 15:12:27: Successfully removed file: /tmp/fileUQzFxE
2010-08-24 15:12:27: /bin/su successfully executed
2010-08-24 15:12:27: /u01/app/grid/gpnp/odbn1/wallets/peer/cert.txt => /u01/app/grid/gpnp/wallets/peer/cert.txt
2010-08-24 15:12:27: rmtcpy: /u01/app/grid/bin/cluutil -sourcefile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/odbn1/wallets/peer/cert.txt -destfile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/wallets/peer/cert.txt -nodelist odbn1,odbn2
2010-08-24 15:12:27: Running as user oracle: /u01/app/grid/bin/cluutil -sourcefile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/odbn1/wallets/peer/cert.txt -destfile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/wallets/peer/cert.txt -nodelist odbn1,odbn2
2010-08-24 15:12:27: s_run_as_user2: Running /bin/su oracle -c ' /u01/app/grid/bin/cluutil -sourcefile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/odbn1/wallets/peer/cert.txt -destfile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/wallets/peer/cert.txt -nodelist odbn1,odbn2 '
2010-08-24 15:12:47: Removing file /tmp/filevnw3D8
2010-08-24 15:12:47: Successfully removed file: /tmp/filevnw3D8
2010-08-24 15:12:47: /bin/su successfully executed
2010-08-24 15:12:47: /u01/app/grid/gpnp/odbn1/wallets/pa/cert.txt => /u01/app/grid/gpnp/wallets/pa/cert.txt
2010-08-24 15:12:47: rmtcpy: /u01/app/grid/bin/cluutil -sourcefile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/odbn1/wallets/pa/cert.txt -destfile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/wallets/pa/cert.txt -nodelist odbn1,odbn2
2010-08-24 15:12:47: Running as user oracle: /u01/app/grid/bin/cluutil -sourcefile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/odbn1/wallets/pa/cert.txt -destfile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/wallets/pa/cert.txt -nodelist odbn1,odbn2
2010-08-24 15:12:47: s_run_as_user2: Running /bin/su oracle -c ' /u01/app/grid/bin/cluutil -sourcefile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/odbn1/wallets/pa/cert.txt -destfile /u01/app/grid/gpnp/wallets/pa/cert.txt -nodelist odbn1,odbn2 '
2010-08-24 15:13:19: Removing file /tmp/fileArkUFi
2010-08-24 15:13:20: Successfully removed file: /tmp/fileArkUFi
2010-08-24 15:13:20: /bin/su successfully executed
2010-08-24 15:13:20: Exiting exclusive mode
2010-08-24 15:13:41: Command return code of 1 (256) from command: /u01/app/grid/bin/crsctl stop resource ora.asm -init
2010-08-24 15:13:41: Stop of resource "ora.asm -init" failed
2010-08-24 15:13:41: Failed to stop ASM
2010-08-24 15:14:44: Command return code of 1 (256) from command: /u01/app/grid/bin/crsctl stop resource ora.cssd -init
2010-08-24 15:14:44: CSS shutdown failed
2010-08-24 15:14:44: Failed to exit exclusive mode
2010-08-24 15:14:44: Initial cluster configuration failed. See /u01/app/grid/cfgtoollogs/crsconfig/rootcrs_odbn1.log for details
[root@odbn1 crsconfig]#
Has anyone seen this before? All help greatly appreciated!

Hi Sebastian,
Thank you for your quick reply. Here's what I tried:
1. reset the install as you suggested, and tried running root.sh again. The exact same thing happened.
2. restored to an openfiler snapshots that were taken right before the failed upgrade. Increased memory on both VMs to 1280M as you suggested. Rebooted the virtual environment and ran the installation again. This time, the root.sh script froze my environment - not enough memory to support this.
3. restored the openfiler snapshots again. Increased memory on one node (odbn1) to 1500M. Ran the install for a single node cluster. It got past this error.
Thank you!!!
Also, thanks for the tip on the ntp.init file. That did eliminate the error for ntpd not running during the installation.

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