Enter the BIOS > Boot list option must be on UEFI and Legacy option ROM should be enable. Enter Advance options > SATA Operation: RAID. Hit F10 to save and exit.
Re enter the BIOS > Advance Options > enter the Intel Rapid Storage Technology and select both SSDs (make sure not to select the mechanical drive) > create RAID.
I will tell you what I did......entering in BIOS-BOOT list option must be on UEFI- SECURE BOOT enabled and LOAD LEGACY disabled....after in ADVANCE options- SATA operation in RAID.....F10 and exit.
After restart again in BIOS, in ADVANCE options in INTEL RAPID STORAGE TECHNOLOGY ...I've created raid 0 with two sm961....F10 and exit.
Finally I used a usb bootable from dell and after all I got a quick RAID 0 on windows 10 pro 64bit.
Eimy_B
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August 14th, 2017 16:00
Hi patriotxt,
Enter the BIOS > Boot list option must be on UEFI and Legacy option ROM should be enable. Enter Advance options > SATA Operation: RAID. Hit F10 to save and exit.
Re enter the BIOS > Advance Options > enter the Intel Rapid Storage Technology and select both SSDs (make sure not to select the mechanical drive) > create RAID.
patriotXt
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August 15th, 2017 14:00
Thank you very much for your help.
I will tell you what I did......entering in BIOS-BOOT list option must be on UEFI- SECURE BOOT enabled and LOAD LEGACY disabled....after in ADVANCE options- SATA operation in RAID.....F10 and exit.
After restart again in BIOS, in ADVANCE options in INTEL RAPID STORAGE TECHNOLOGY ...I've created raid 0 with two sm961....F10 and exit.
Finally I used a usb bootable from dell and after all I got a quick RAID 0 on windows 10 pro 64bit.
Thank you so much again.
Eimy_B
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August 17th, 2017 09:00
You're welcome!