Windows 10: Please Help me to reactivate Intel Rapid Storage. SSD Disk Not visible

Hello My friends. Thanks in advance for your Help *Smile:
Could you please Help me to reactivate IRST in W10? I need to add ssd disk in Iintel Rapid Storage Tech app and volumes (Disk Manager).
I do not see the 32Gb ssd there. In Bios it appears so i am sure ssd disk is ok. Error happens After a hard disk 500gb formating on my Dell 14z-5423.

I do not even have the ssd disk in the IRST app neither in Disks. *Confused
yes, I can see in Windows devices on Storage devices as Intel Chipset Raid

I also tried the command rstcli but receive an error "1: Can not get system information"*Shock

Could you please help me to reactive or add in the IRST and Disks ?

Here 3 screens about it:













Many Thanks
Ricardo


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Windows 10 periodically freezes for 15-30 seconds

U should try Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver....

That was solved it for me (on SSD)

 

Windows 10 extremely slow to boot up

POSSIBLY SOLVED:

I had the same issue for like two weeks, tried everything i found on websites to increase boot speed, to no avail.

finally did clean install, and still the same problem

i have a dell inspiron 15z with a 500gb hdd and 32gb ssd

so i realized after clean installing windows 10 my intel rapid START was no longer installed. messed around a lot on the internet, and finally downloaded the intel rapid STORAGE for windows 10 from Downloads for Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST)
under os choose windows 10 64bit or 32bit depending on your pc. made sure the intel Rapid STORAGE was seeing my ssd and was accelerated. restarted and booted up to desktop in NINE SECONDS!!!!! just to be ultra safe i also installed the intel rapid START
from Download Intel® Rapid Start Technology (even tho it doesnt say for windows 10)

I guess windows wasnt booting from my ssd without intel rapid storage. works awesome now, can finally say i like windows 10 now

Hope this helps some of u

ps im not very computer savvy, but i think this fix is for people with series 7 intel chipsets and above, and also a ssd