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Error Code: BIOME-1 - RAM stopped functioning after program install

‎01-27-2019 10:14 AM - edited ‎01-27-2019 11:33 AM

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Product: HPE-170f
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Product: AY604AA

Model: HPE-170f

Software build: A1NAv6PrA3

 

I just upgrade my CPU with Intel Core i7-960 Processor 3.20 GHz 8 MB Cache Socket LGA1366, which is the furthest I can go on this Motherboard with this socket. Everything seemed to be working fine and the system was running successfully right after I did the upgrade and restarted. Appearently I went one step too far and did an automated driver search update from intel and their website advised installing "Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology 15.9.0.1015. Since installing this program, my system can no longer access my previously fully functioning 24GB of RAM. After running diagnostics at reboot, I receive the memory Error Code: BIOME-1. I have attempted to run System Restore to a date prior to the Intel program install, but this is consistinently unsuccessful as well. At System Restore I receive the Error Code: (0x80070003) & (0x8007025d). "System Restore failed to extract the file (D:\Windows\System32\drivers\wd\WdBoot.sys) from the restore point." Ultimately, I need to know how to get use of my RAM again? How do I uninstall the Intel program without a funtioning system? What happened when I installed the Intel program?  Please help! 

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