I am having issues with setting up my new computer. If I enable the VDM Controller, the M.2 Boot Drive is not available and I can't Boot. If I disable the PCI component in the VDM Controller, I can boot the computer with no problems. I also have three 4TB SATA drives on the MB SATA ports and want to set them up as a RAID array. When I do this, Windows 10 Pro can't find them in Disk Management. When they are not set up as RAID, they are visible and accessible.
I just updated the BIOS to the latest version today and still have the same issues. Is there any way to use the old Intel Rapid Storage Technology system to set up the RAID drives and still be able to boot from the M.2 Drive?
I had no issues with this type of setup on my old ASUS Z97 WiFi Pro motherboard, though I was booting from a Sandisk SSD set up on a SATA port. I can't do that on this motherboard unless I give up my Blu-Ray drive or one of the 4TB RAID Drives.
I just updated the BIOS to the latest version today and still have the same issues. Is there any way to use the old Intel Rapid Storage Technology system to set up the RAID drives and still be able to boot from the M.2 Drive?
I had no issues with this type of setup on my old ASUS Z97 WiFi Pro motherboard, though I was booting from a Sandisk SSD set up on a SATA port. I can't do that on this motherboard unless I give up my Blu-Ray drive or one of the 4TB RAID Drives.