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Updating driver for AMD AHCI Compatible RAID Controller

AMD AHCI Compatible RAID controller have limitations compared to hard disk controllers
of different manufacturers. By using this controller (and especially with an older driver
for AMD AHCI Compatible RAID controller), only limited hard disk information reported.
However, this is not really related to Hard Disk Sentinel and completely independent from the hard
disk model(s) used.

The issue is caused by the current version of the driver installed for
the AMD AHCI Compatible RAID controller — which blocks the detection.

Driver versions

Generally, hard disk controller drivers affect how special commands (for example the status
detection) are transferred to the hard disks / SSDs and some drivers may offer less functions
than others and may completely block such special commands.

Hard Disk Sentinel 4.60 and newer versions show the current disk controller and its current
driver version (and release date) on the Information page. This can be used to quickly verify
the driver and replace it from the Driver
Zone page if required, for example if the status of hard disks can’t be detected.

Updating hard disk controller / chipset driver

To improve the situation, please try to download and install the better AMD chipset and RAID driver
from the Driver Zone section or
from the webpage of the manufacturer of your motherboard. Please note that the automatic
Windows driver update DO NOT work — it does not update the driver as should. Also
third party driver updater tools DO NOT work as they may either do not perform the update
or update to a wrong driver version.

If the complete chipset installation package does not help (due to installation problems
of AMD packages, this happens relative often), you may try the manual update of the driver:

To update the driver manually, please download the recommended driver (3.2.1540)
from the Driver Zone section or directly from:
https://www. hdsentinel.com/driver/amd_raid_3.2.1540.92.zip (for 64 bit Windows) or
https://www.hdsentinel.com/driver/amd_raid_x86_3.3.1540.22.zip (for 32 bit Windows)

Please download the proper package and extract to a new folder (for example: C:\AMDAHCI ) and
then to install, please

  • right click on Computer, select Properties -> Device Manager

  • locate «AMD AHCI Compatible RAID Controller» device.
    It is located in the Storage controllers (or in some cases the IDE/ATA controllers) section.

  • Right click on this device, select Update Driver Software


  • and select «Browse my computer for driver software»



  • Specify the folder C:\AMDAHCI


After clicking on Next, the installation begins and when completed, you will need to restart the computer, then
further hard disk status information should be detected and displayed.

Then in the Device Manager, you may verify that the correct driver version installed:

Information displayed with AMD AHCI Compatible RAID Controller

In the best case with the recommended driver for the AMD RAID Controller,
Hard Disk Sentinel displays

  • the complete status of all standalone (non-RAID) drives

  • the complete status of one hard disk from the RAID array

  • the model, serial number and generic status (healthy or failed) of the other disk from
    the RAID array.


The generic health value reported for secondary (further) drives of each arrays
gives only an estimate: as we only know that the hard disk did not yet
reach the error-threshold, but we can’t say it is perfect. This is why Hard Disk Sentinel
displays 75% health (which means that the hard disk is good, but can’t be sure that it’s perfect)
or 0% health (which means that the hard disk is about to fail). These values corresponds
to the generic health displayed in AMD RaidXpert tool for the appropriate hard disk, just
Hard Disk Sentinel can also show the complete hard disk status for at least one member of
each RAID arrays configured.

That’s the maximum possible with AMD RAID Controller and it is not a bug / limitation
of Hard Disk Sentinel, but a bug / limitation of the AMD RAID controller (even with the
recommended «best» driver available for that).

Example: when two hard disks configured as JBOD, complete hard disk status information
detected about the first hard disk in the array (FB160C4081), including health, performance,
temperature, complete S.M.A.R.T. data, lifetime statitistics and so. In contrast the
secondary hard disk (Seagate ST9320421AS) provides only this generic status — 75% health
but with no further details.

No improvement made by AMD for years

The problem is that even if we (both developers
and thousands of users) asked them in the years, they seem advance in the wrong direction
as newer drivers even offer LESS functions (they even removed the ability to detect any,
even generic status of the secondary drives).

We can just hope that one day AMD will change their mind and hear the requirements
of users. AMD: we want to monitor the complete status of ALL hard disks / SSDs configured
as RAID arrays and you should release a new driver which allows this.

Wonder why AMD still does not allow this — as complete hard disk monitoring is possible
with dozens of RAID controllers from all major manufacturers by Hard Disk Sentinel (listed at
Compatible hard disk controllers, RAID controllers
section, so have no idea why their users are not important for AMD, why they ignore our
requirements.

Note: newer Windows operating systems may automatically have driver version 3.6 or 3.7 installed as
default. The numbers are confusing as they may indicate the driver is newer — but it is
actually older and worse than the recommended driver.
These 3.6 and 3.7 versions do not provide access to any hard disk status information. Upgrading
the driver of the AMD AHCI Compatible RAID controller to the recommended 3. 2.1540.92 version helps
in such situations.

Alternative solution

In the worst case, you may try to install the «Standard AHCI 1.0 Serial ATA Controller» driver.
This is a built-in driver in Windows so there is no need to manually download and extract.
When standalone, non-RAID configuration used, it can work correctly for the AMD controller.

To install this driver, proceed the above mentioned installation steps

  • right click on Computer, select Properties -> Device Manager

  • locate «AMD AHCI Compatible RAID Controller» device.
    It is located in the Storage controllers (or in some cases the IDE/ATA controllers) section.

  • Right click on this device, select Update Driver Software

  • Browse my computer for driver software

  • Then select «Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer»,
    and if required, enable the «show compatible hardware» option — and then Windows should show the
    «Standard AHCI controller» driver also as an option.

 

AMD Raid Driver [Download] for Windows 32-bit/64-bit

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Table of Contents

The AMD Raid Driver is a software package that contains various independent drivers for various operating systems, including Microsoft Windows. The RAID components and the RAID driver are installed by rebooting your system.

To uninstall the driver, you must first uninstall the AMD_RAID_Software_Version.exe file. If you cannot remove it, your system will not function properly. If you are unsure of how to install it, read on.

Once you’ve extracted the driver, run it. Select the “AMD RAID Software” option and accept the EULA agreement. This will install the necessary components for AMD RAID. The system needs to restart for the new AMD RAID Driver to take effect.

The driver will not function correctly if it is not installed properly. If you do not install the RAID Driver, your system will fail to boot. Then, follow the instructions on the software installation screen to download the latest driver.

Download this Essential Raid Driver on Windows:

The AMD Raid Driver is an essential component of your computer. It allows your computer to read and write data on RAID arrays. The driver supports RAID 0,1,10 and SATA.

The RAID Driver binary also includes a QuickStart guide that can help you pre-load RAID during Windows 10 installation. After you’ve downloaded and installed the driver, you can perform the final installation. You can also download and install the SATA, AHCI, and RAID preinstall drivers.

After the driver installation, run the AMD RAID Software Installer. If it does not install, you can cancel it. It will prompt you to accept the EULA agreement and install the necessary components. Once the installation is complete, restart the computer and you’re ready to go.

Once the installation is complete, the RAID Driver is removed from your system. You can then delete the AMD RAID Driver from the Start Menu. This will prevent your computer from using AMD RAID software.

Install the latest version of AMD Raid Driver:

You can install the AMD Raid Driver on AMD Ryzen or Threadripper processors, but the driver is incompatible with AMD Ryzen Threadripper processors. The May 2019 Windows update is not compatible with RAID drivers.

You’ll need to uninstall the driver before installing it. The RAID Driver is essential to the functioning of your computer. If you are unable to install the upgrade, you’ll need to reboot your computer.

AMD Raid Driver is a software program that enables your AMD hardware to communicate with the operating system’s software. If you’ve got an AMD RAID controller, you can install the driver by connecting to the AMD server through RDP.

Once you’ve installed the driver, you’ll need to run the AMD Software. Then, restart your computer. Make sure to close any RDP sessions that are still open. The AMD RAID software is an important part of AMD hardware.

After installing the AMD ] driver, you must ensure that you install all other components of the operating system. The AMD RAID driver is the most important software for your system. Without it, your computer will not function as expected.

If you’re installing the AMD RAID driver, make sure that you have the latest version of the software. You’ll need to ensure that your system’s memory is fully compatible with the new Windows 10 May 2019 update.

Follow the instruction before installing the AMD Raid:

Before installing the AMD Raid Driver, you should back up your system. Then, you’ll need to install the latest version of the software on your PC. Usually, you will need to install this driver after the previous one has been installed.

When you’re installing the software, you can select the appropriate settings for the Raid Driver. If you’re installing the driver from a third-party website, you should check the details of the company.

Before installing an AMD Raid driver, you should make sure that your hardware is compatible with it. Ensure that your motherboard is compatible with your new AMD processor. If the motherboard doesn’t, you’ll need to install the latest software.

After installing the software, you should be able to access the hardware. After that, you’ll need to install the latest BIOS. If the BIOS does not detect the SATA driver, you’ll need to download the latest version of the drivers.

Windows 10 May 2019 AMD RAID Driver Update fails to install on computers with certain versions of AMD RAID drivers. — Windows Client

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This article provides a solution to an issue that prevents the Windows 10 May 2019 Update from being installed on computers with certain versions of AMD RAID drivers. nine0003

Scope: Windows 10 — all editions
Original KB number: 4504107

Symptoms similar to the following:

AMD Ryzen™ or AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ configured in SATA or NVMe RAID mode.
A driver has been installed that causes stability issues in Windows. This driver will be disabled. Check with the software or driver vendor for an updated version that works on this version of Windows. nine0003

Cause

On computers with AMD Ryzen or AMD Ryzen Threadripper processors, some AMD RAID driver versions are not compatible with the Windows 10 May 2019 update. If the computer has these drivers installed and configured in RAID mode, it will not be able to install the May 2019 update Windows 10: When you start the installation process, the process stops.

This issue does not occur in versions 9.2.0.105 and later of the AMD RAID drivers. A computer that has these drivers installed can receive the May 2019 Update

For more information about this issue, see PA-260 About Unable to Continue Installing or Upgrading the Windows® 10 May 2019 Update Using SATA or NVMe RAID on AMD Ryzen™ Systems on the AMD website.

Solution

To resolve this issue, download the latest AMD RAID drivers directly from AMD X399& Driver Support. Drivers must be version 9.2.0.105 or later. Install the drivers on the affected computer, and then restart the installation process for the May 2019 Update

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