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do that even if I don't have a RAID setup?In your case you should have VMD enabled, no disk mapped under VMD and Intel RST disabled.
But I see in your pic that Intel RST/RAID is enabled, please disable it and demap the disks under VMD if you have any.
Please refer to this post : [DRIVERS] Intel Chipset/MEI/SATA/VMD (1xx/2xx/3xx/4xx/5xx/6xx/7xx)
Disabling the last 2 the pc wouldn't reboot so I set it back to enable and it rebootedIn your case you should have VMD enabled, no disk mapped under VMD (and so, Intel RST disabled).
But :
- I see in your pic that Intel Rapid Storage Technology is enabled.- I see in your other pic of your Device Manager that you have some Intel VMD Managed Controller devices
So, unmap the disks under VMD in your BIOS :
Advanced tab > System Agent (SA) Configuration > VMD setup menu :- Enable VMD controller : Enabled- Map PCIE Storage under VMD : Disabled- Map SATA Controller under VMD : Disabled
Following this, you will see your Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 1 TB in your M.2_1 port.
Also, please refer to this post : [DRIVERS] Intel Chipset/MEI/SATA/VMD (1xx/2xx/3xx/4xx/5xx/6xx/7xx)
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