SSD glitching/rebooting 1-3 times an hour

i have an asus rog g strix g713gt. i recently upgraded the secondary sshd (firecuda 1tb) to a ssd (wd blue 1tb). The ssd works flawlessly when i connect it externally via usb but the moment i connect it internally it restarts 1-3times an hour randomly freezing everything that was accessing data from it.. The event viewer logs the following warning/error everytime this incident happens "event 129 storahci Reset to device, \Device\RaidPort0, was issued."



Laptop Model : ASUS ROG G STRIX G713GT
Processor : Intel i7 9th gen
Ram : 16gb
OS : Windows 11

There are no pending updates for drivers or windows. Already had the power plan set to performance with all power savings off and all settings set to max performance.. Edited the registry to add the drive to lpm state list. Also edited the registry to turn on ahci power management option in power settings and set it to active.. The driver shown is standard ahci driver from 2006 in device manager.. Please help :)

Try replacing the sata cable.

GUMBY said:

Try replacing the sata cable.

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not sure how to buy a new one for my laptop.. also incase the cable was the issue then wont the other drives i tried have a similar issue? :)

Go to Intel.com and select Support. Run their Intel Driver and Support tool. Update any drivers it finds, especially Rapid storage controller (IRST)

glasskuter said:

Go to Intel.com and select Support. Run their Intel Driver and Support tool. Update any drivers it finds, especially Rapid storage controller (IRST)

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Tried yesterday.. it updated audio, integrated graphics & wifi drivers.. no luck on any storage drivers.. tried rechecking 2-3times..

Lots of web posts about same problem. Try suggestions here. (NOT the tool it is promoting) FIX: Reset to device DeviceRaidPort0 error in Windows 10/11

You never said whether SFC was able to fix the problems it found.

Sfc & chkdsk found no errors. Rest have tried everything listed there.. tried updating the driver from device manager but got nothing.. dont know which intel rapid storage driver to download so stuck at that end..

glasskuter said:

Lots of web posts about same problem. Try suggestions here. (NOT the tool it is promoting) FIX: Reset to device DeviceRaidPort0 error in Windows 10/11

You never said whether SFC was able to fix the problems it found.

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I've reread your original post and pulled up the specs for your laptop. It appears it does not support 2 tb internal drives. The specs say it supports 4 x 1 tb m.2 drives. See screenshot below.

Due to the above info it may not be your IRST driver at all but here's the one I believe you need but also download the readme file to verify your hardware is on the list. Verify what driver version you are currently running by going to device manager-expand storage controllers. Right click on Intel Chipset SATA/PCIe Rst Premium Controller and select properties. Click 'driver' tab'. This gives you your current version and driver date. This new driver is dated 10/15/21

glasskuter said:

I've reread your original post and pulled up the specs for your laptop. It appears it does not support 2 tb internal drives. The specs say it supports 4 x 1 tb m.2 drives. See screenshot below.

Due to the above info it may not be your IRST driver at all but here's the one I believe you need but also download the readme file to verify your hardware is on the list. Verify what driver version you are currently running by going to device manager-expand storage controllers. Right click on Intel Chipset SATA/PCIe Rst Premium Controller and select properties. Click 'driver' tab'. This gives you your current version and driver date. This new driver is dated 10/15/21

Intel® Rapid Storage Technology Driver Installation Software with Intel® Optane™ Memory (8th and 9th Gen Platforms)

The Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST) Floppy Driver (17.11.0.1000) supports the configuration and enabling of system acceleration with Intel® Optane™ memory and maintenance of RAID 0/1/5/10.

www.intel.com

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I am trying to upgrade to 1tb sata ssd replacing the old 1tb hdd.. haven't touched the m.2 nvme drive.. ill check on the driver you shared.. thank you :)

Well...duh. Man, I am either losing my mind, my eyesight , or my reading skills. I would have sworn it said change 1 tb to 2 tb. What's even worse is I read it TWICE.
Sorry.

I found a little more info on event 129. Take a look. Fix: "Reset to device, DeviceRaidPort0, was Issued" in Event Viewer

glasskuter said:

Well...duh. Man, I am either losing my mind, my eyesight , or my reading skills. I would have sworn it said change 1 tb to 2 tb. What's even worse is I read it TWICE.
Sorry.

I found a little more info on event 129. Take a look. Fix: "Reset to device, DeviceRaidPort0, was Issued" in Event Viewer

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Happens damn that's a comprehensive link & lists everything that i have tried thru various other links except a clean boot.. will try again to find any drivers i can as i haven't been able to..