Article Number: 000134519
Are you experiencing an issue when attempting to update to Windows 10 1903, and your system is using the AMD Ryzen or AMD Ryzen Threadripper configured in SATA or NVMe RAID Mode?
Troubleshooting has identified that Toshiba SSDs use the backbone of AMD processors for their Chipsets and this is causing this update issue.
(Figure.1 AMD Ryzen or AMD Ryzen Threadripper configured in SATA or NVMe RAID mode.)
Our engineers have identified that this issue can be resolved by one of the following three methods:
Ensure that your BIOS is properly configured:
BIOS Settings:
General -> Boot Sequence: set to UEFI
General -> Advanced Boot Options: uncheck Enable Legacy Option ROMs
System Configuration -> SATA Operation: set to RAID/RAID On
Apply and then Exit
Update the AMD driver from the AMD website:
Go to the AMD RAID Driver
Go to the option titled: AMD RAID Installer (SATA, NVMe RAID) and download the file to your computer and then install it. This driver will require a reboot and then you can retry the Windows 10 update.
Carry out a clean install of Windows 10 1903 using the Micorosoft Media Creation Tool:
Get Windows 10 Install Media:
Download the Microsoft Media Creation Tool from the following link: Microsoft - Create Windows 10 installation media
Click on Download Tool Now to download the Microsoft Media Creation Too
Run the tool (if saving, do not save it to the USB you will be formatting)
Click Accept
Select the option Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC
Ensure that Language, Edition, & Architecture match with what was sold on the system
Select USB Flash Drive
Select the drive
The media should then download & start burning automatically
Ensure the Finish button is clicked at the end
Safely eject the USB
Reinstalling the Operating System:
Insert the Windows 10 Boot USB
Power up the system while tapping F12 on the keyboard
Select the USB UEFI option
Make sure Language, Time/Currency, & Keyboard Input are all correct for your region
Click Install Now
Select I don’t have a product key (this will be loaded in later)
Select Custom: Install Windows only (advanced)
Select the partitions one at a time and select the Delete option
Once the Drive shows only Unallocated Space, select Next and let the installation begin
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