You might need to update the second "Standard SATA AHCI Controller" entry from Device Manager.Īnd no, you do not need "Intel Rapid Storage Technology" program, it is designed to show you the status of your drives it is not essential, in addition it runs as a startup item. Sorry lots of questions.You probably updated some of your HDD or SSD's Do I need this? If I do need it, must it be enabled at start up? I am wondering if it might conflict with Samsung's Magician which I also have installed? Is this correct? Windows reports that it is the most current driver.ĪLSO: The driver installed "Intel Rapid Storage Technology" program. After running, one entry in Device Manager has changed to "Intel(R) 8 Series/C220 Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller" but the other remains "Standard SATA AHCI Controller" - still with the 2006 driver version 0.16384 dated 1 So I downloaded the latest version of SATA drivers at the Asus ROG site for my motherboard. I run 2 x SSD's a HDD and a BluRay writer. I noticed after a clean install of Win 10 Pro that in the Device Manager I had two "Standard SATA AHCI Controller" entries that showed the driver dated in 2006.
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