PC Drivers & Software

[kabamaru]

Hello everyone

I've got a new machine, with RAID 1 configured in the BIOS. The motherboard is ASUS B650-PLUS.

When I start RAIDXpert2, I get :

I click OK and the window below pops up:

I click OK and the RAIDXpert2 GUI pops up empty showing no RAID disks. 

I have seen similar posts and the solution is to download the RAID drivers and install them. I have downloaded the drivers from the ASUS website but there are no executables in the folders. 

How do I install these drivers?

Thank you for your support.

Kabamaru

[kabamaru · Accepted solution]

I just figured it out.

On Windows11, you have to click Install on the files that are type: setup information. 

I did that for all of them: rccfg, rcraid, rcbottom, restarted RAIDXpert2 and is working now.

Thank you

All the best

[kabamaru · Accepted solution]

I just figured it out.

On Windows11, you have to click Install on the files that are type: setup information. 

I did that for all of them: rccfg, rcraid, rcbottom, restarted RAIDXpert2 and is working now.

Thank you

All the best

[2bpdesign]

Hello, I have the same issue and clicking any of the raid file there is no option to install. Could some one plese clarify what I need to do.

[FunkZ]

As @kabamaru states, right-click on the .inf file "Setup information" and choose Install.

If you don't have an Install option from the file menu, you can likely still install the files from Device Manager.

[MickG1]

Hi there,

Hi there,

I have done exactly this-install reported:

"The operation was succesful"

I then re-start RaidXpert2 (run as administrator) and guess what?

"Unable to find rccfg driver..."

So, respectfully-not solved.

I am using RAID-AMD_v9.3.0.323

>RAID_SATA >rccfg

Windows 11 on an ASUS Sabretooth 990FX R.2

I have Windows 11 setup as a RAID 0, I would love to be able to configure it with raidXpert2.

Any further suggestions, please?

Thank you,

Mick

[FunkZ · Accepted solution]

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@MickG1 wrote:

Windows 11 on an ASUS Sabretooth 990FX R.2

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The 990FX chipset is not supported by Windows 11.

The 990FX chipset is not supported by RAIDXpert2.

The 990FX chipset IS supported by original RAIDXpert utility but that also does not support Windows 11.

https://drivers.amd.com/relnotes/amd-raidxpert2_user_guide_3.12.pdf

[MickG1]

Hi FunkZ,

Thank you for looking at this for me.

It sounds like I'm not going to get either version to work with this hardware.

I might have another go using 'compatibility mode' in case that helps?

Also-when the Linux RAID sata cables are plugged in W11 won't boot, but if I unplug the two linux drivers it does.

I might get somewhere by configuring  GRUB.

I'll try-it is a bit of a hobby project this one, I only really need Windows for nice old music software but it would be good to get the dual boot working.

Thanks again

[verrzyen]

i did what in your solution was written. windows 11 told me after installing rcraid and rcbottom each time i had to restart the PC but the error persists.

but my raid1 array still exists.

[verrzyen]

big problem. so 10th dec 2024 i updated all the updates to the newest from the webpage of my mainboard's producer

in every each folder i right clicked on .inf-file to install them and did at least one windows restart. after about 1 hour. the mouse moved with about 4 frames per second, very slowly and very laggy and nothing was clickable. i couldn't open task manager i could turn on and off the NUM-Lock LED. there was no sign about the NVMes, no activity, no blinking LED at my PC. so i restartet the PC and BOTH of my NVMes got Offline. please help. what can i do? windows is not starting. also you can't mount the partitions on the nvmes no matter what onboard of any mainboard or with an usb-c-nvme-adapter. it's like amd-raid1 is encrypted.

i think the problem occurred because of installing rcbottom.inf and then restarting.