Windows 10: I Don't have any AHCI mode in my BIOS?

Hello people, i'm new in this forum so i'm sorry if i shouldn't post in this section
so i just bought a new SSD (850 evo 250gb) And it says on it's software i should enable AHCI mode on my bios
to get it faster. also the tests results show 250 when it was supposed to hit 520-540, and i think it's due to not having
AHCI mode, but i tried to change it in my BIOS, but i only have these 3 options:

- S-ATA+P-ATA
- S-ATA (which is the one i'm using now)
- P-ATA

Isn't there any other way to change it to AHCI mode?
thank you.*Biggrin

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Windows 10 Upgrade Installation Failure 0xC190001-0x20017 after a warning of the need to reinstall a language pack after install

Hi All

I have attempted to switch windows 10 from IDE mode to AHCI ....now cant boot at all, rebuilding.

Tried so far

Enable AHCI in Windows 8 and Windows 10 after Installation

Registry Hack doesn't work (I might be doing something incorrectly as the hack appears repaired after the reboot)

Attn. SSD owners - Enabling AHCI mode AFTER Windows 10 installation. Solved - Page 4 - Windows 10 Forums

The bcdedit route doesn't work

Answer #22 by false tetra byte also not working,

(1) tried as suggested AMD driver not working

(2) tried standard ahci sata driver now busted.. CAN'T BACKOUT... AT LEAST I DON'T KNOW HOW TO BACK OUT

doesn't work in either mode.

automatic repair on restart Not Fix it

STARTED A NEW INSTALL WITH AHCI OFF

This will get me back to square one windows 10 in SATA IDE mode.

Any sugestions ??

Can I use a windows 7 driver from gigabyte (2009) ???

Chris

 

Random Freezes, and I don't know what the problem is.

Hello,

I've received a response from an ASRock employee that said if I don't have RAID volume, then the driver won't install. I don't think the RAID is the driver I need, but something for AHCI, since that is the disk mode I have.

 

What chipset do you have?

 

What is the make and model# of your computer/motherboard?
The SATA selection in your Bios is AHCI, Older motherboard will list it this way.
Also, your SSD is probably SATA III which transfers UP TO 6.0 Mbps. However, your motherboard and chipset may only be SATA II transferring UP TO 3Mbps.
Updating your Bios will help a little but it will not make a SATA II chipset SATA III
You can get a PCIe addin card that has SATA III 6Mbps transfer speed.