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07-28-2021 08:05 AM - edited 07-31-2021 03:17 AM
Hallo,
already searched the whole HP forum and everywhere else on the web, but cannot find how to disable RST (Intel Rapid Storage Technology) through the laptop BIOS (ver F.05, the latest) nor a mode to set both NVME SSD to AHCI mode.
I find it unreasonable to prevent customers who have bought machines of this price range, to install other operating systems, limiting so their freedom to chose which software to use. I'm aware on, and possibly do accept to lose warranty or support help, but that should be my choice.
Thanks for the help possibly provided.
07-28-2021 05:00 PM
It is not in BIOS, you have to use Intel tool:
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07-29-2021 01:31 AM
Thank you very much Sir for your answer.
When I disable the RAID mode of both the SSD drives, within the BIOS, Intel tool within Windows (Intel Optane Memory and Storage Management app) tells that there are no more RST devices available. But there is no way to use these disks inbare AHCI mode. Any other help would be really appreciated.