Question LSI Authority doesn't work

[Controllerbored]

I own an ASUS ProART X870-E motherboard, for which a Broadcom 9500 8i controller was suggested. I bought this item to create two RAID 1 array on Win 10.
I upgraded Windows to the last version and also upgraded the controller firmware. I installed all the drivers and then the LSI Storage Authority Software.
Unfortunately the controller put all my disks (SSD and HD, what a bad idea) in a JBOD array that i can't change, as the Dashboard does NOT show the "Configuration" option.
I am a final user but I'm not a company employee so I am forbidden (!!!) to contact Broadcom support.
What can I do? I'm getting crazy, I've been stuck on this issue for a month...
Thank you in advance for help!

 

[kanewolf]

I own an ASUS ProART X870-E motherboard, for which a Broadcom 9500 8i controller was suggested. I bought this item to create two RAID 1 array on Win 10.
I upgraded Windows to the last version and also upgraded the controller firmware. I installed all the drivers and then the LSI Storage Authority Software.
Unfortunately the controller put all my disks (SSD and HD, what a bad idea) in a JBOD array that i can't change, as the Dashboard does NOT show the "Configuration" option.
I am a final user but I'm not a company employee so I am forbidden (!!!) to contact Broadcom support.
What can I do? I'm getting crazy, I've been stuck on this issue for a month...
Thank you in advance for help!

Can you not boot into the controller's BIOS utility and create the volumes there ?
https://www.broadcom.com/support/kn...ion-for-9400-9500-and-9600-series-controllers

 

[Controllerbored]

Thanks.
Unfortunately my AMI UEFI shows only the controller' setting, without any option to change them.
I was so happy with the IOCrest and HighPoint controllers, where I could change all even during the POST!

 

[kanewolf]

Thanks.
Unfortunately my AMI UEFI shows only the controller' setting, without any option to change them.
I was so happy with the IOCrest and HighPoint controllers, where I could change all even during the POST!

Have you tried using the "run as admin" option on the LSI software ?

 

[Controllerbored]

Yes. Nothing happened.
I have the doubt that I have skipped a step, but which one?
Or is the software incompatible with something?

 

[kanewolf]

Yes. Nothing happened.
I have the doubt that I have skipped a step, but which one?
Or is the software incompatible with something?

No idea. I have never seen that specific hardware.