Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver 14.8.0.1042 Download

Posted at November 21, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver 14.8.0.1042 Description

Resolved Issues

- ODD tray periodically ejects when ZPODD is enabled.
- Loading IRST driver shows BSOD on Win7 installation.
- CSMI_SAS_PHY_INFO cannot be obtained on some chipsets.
- OS crash when SCSI VERIFY command with LBA on RAID and SRT configurations
- Intermittent BSOD DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
- Disk name is not correct in the Device manager.
- DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL when reboot test on win10 RAID0/1
- Cannot Install Win7 OS with M.2 G2 PCIe SSD and 4G memory
- There is a BSOD under S3/S4 stress test overnight.
- WHQL System - Sleep and PNP (disable and enable) with IO Before and After
- Updating timeout value for SATA command initialize, set to 50ms
- No bootable Device found failure occurs during warm boot cycling in RAID mode
- 7E caused during cold boot stress test
- Accelerated drive's serial number is changed after create SRT and restart
- Selecting option "Enable volume write-back cache" blocks creation Recovery volume.
- No performance improvement for M2 PCIe SSD after re-mapping
- IOCTL return incorrect port number after SRT volume delete
- NVMe responsiveness too slow on SKL RVP10
- Intermittent BSOD during reboot stress test with 3 PCIe remapping NVMe 3DR0 configuration
- BSOD after S3 on remapped system
- Incorrect data received from IOCTL when using remapped disk AHCI and NVMe at the same time
- Invalid maximum cache size in UI (up to 64 GB)
- SCSI Compliance Test fails with SRT Configuration
- IOCTL return incorrect port number after SRT volume delete
- BSOD during OS start with incomplete RAID volume
- Two drives marked as "System drive" in RST UI
- Unable to create cache on remapped device on port 7
- [SRT] File copy is slow when cache is 100% full
- Two drives marked as "System drive" in RST UI
- Unable to create cache on remapped device on port 7
- No image is shown after returning from S4 state
- RAID 5 Crash dump is not created on RST driver
- RCfgSata does not allow to re-use 'Available' Cache to accelerate disk
- RCfgSata does not allow create cache volume with SSD /pcie AHCI disk after creating RAID0 or RAID1
- RCfgSata returns incorrect disk's ID when Mark disk as spare
- SRT mode changes to Enhanced, after setting Maximized mode and reboot PC

Notes:

1. Known Issue is defined as a potential RST issue that has been replicated internally by the Rapid Storage Technology team but has not been root caused to be an RST defect.
2. The RAID OROM & UEFI version for this release is 14.8.0.2377, the driver and user interface version is 14.8.0.1042. For RAID configurations, it is recommended that both the pre-OS and RST OS driver components are updated. Please contact your AE for further details.
3. No RST support for PCIe storage devices in AHCI mode.
4. This build has been validated on and supports Windows 10 TH2.

Known Issues:

- "Offline" disk shows up as "Normal" after reinserting back into system while RAID is rebuilding and restarting system
- 30-second timeout will cause BSOD 0x133
- 7B BSOD after locking the HDD as part of a SDR0 using Win7 x64
- After configuring SRT and conducting Dirty Shutdowns error: Unable to find System Disk
- After multiple iterations of Hybrid S3 or S4, the sleep utility .tool indicates errors
- BSOD 9f occurs when a passthru certain PCIe-AHCI SSD is attached.
- BSOD D1 when entering Hybrid Sleep on a HDD OS accelerated by PCIe-AHCI device
- BSOD during reboot after install driver 14.6.0.1029 with Windows 10
- Bad block fail on AHCI PCIe raid1
- Cache fail results in hangs/BSOD
- ATAPI devices are reported to SecPort and we try to read metadata off the disks causing unexpected behavior
- Data is lost if it is written to a volume just before the device is 'reset to available'
- Data on drive which contains a Recovery and EFI System partitions is not deleted when creating a RAID volume
- Deleting RAID volume: unknown error message but the volume is still deleted
- Disk Drive model Changed after SRT Enabled
- Disk Events section is incomplete for At risk (SMART event) state
- Dual disk and SSHD fails to reach 90% iSct spin down
- Enabling TRIM on SRT volumes on Win8 causes significant performance degradation
- Error occurs when sending smart ioclts from ioctl_scsi_miniport
- Error when deleting volume during or after rebuild has completed (ROHI enabled)
- Match Disk SystemDisk on disks with system raid
- File copy from ATAPI device to RAID volume does NOT finish properly if SX states are entered during the copy process
- Get features wrong buffer size expected
- Hot unplugging SSD SATA disk is not reflected after disk refresh operation is done
- BSOD when rebuilding volume with ROHI enabled
- Inconsistent average I/O response time on some NVMe drives
- Intel RRT manual volume is in Normal State after rebuild but should be BrokenClone
- Ioctl GetSetCapabilities with SubFunction GenSpeed fails on SKL platforms
- Maximum Volume size during a boot session is incorrect
- Memory Footprint ends earlier with errors when RST Caching enabled
- NVME queryTemperatureInfo wrong buffer size expected
- No timeout for a device that does not enumerate and stalls the OS boot process
- Nvm cache mode does not change when requested
- OS Spin down of matrix RAID volumes causes hang
- PNP removal of our driver by disabling Intel's AHCI controller through device manager
- ROHI: SMART Event disk rebuilding after system reboot of successful Raid 1 creation
- RST UI drive icon does not reflect the drive's state properly in some cases
- RST un-installer doesn't recover original Windows register settings what can have OS performance impact
- Remapped Sata Express Shut down/ restart issue
- RVP10: Cannot mark eSata disk as spare
- SSD SATA is seen as HDD after unplugging HDD and plugging in SSD
- SSHD sequential cut off percentage is incorrect
- Secure boot causes problems with RST
- PCI-E SSD custom space defaults at 64 GB, even if the drive has less than 64 GB of space left
- UI Writeback Cache checkbox (Advanced tab) disabled during Irrt volume creation
- BSOD when clicking "Hide recovery disk files" actionable link with On request RRT Volume.
- System drive is not displaying or being recognized in RST UI
- Unable to create raid with OS disk
- Unexpected Surprise removal during hybrid sleep cycles resulting in BSOD 0x7A
- Volume initialization info inconsistency
- Volume rebuild problems for replugged disk
- Cannot set password on disk from RAID 1 volume
- Special characters during creating volume inside Name text box are accepted but should not.
- APST disabling sometimes doesn't work
- DevSlpRegEditTool creates reg keys with invalid disk product_id
- Disk form factor is set incorrectly
- TimeOut when upgrading firmware while OS disk is under pressure of HeavyIOs
- Invalid APST parameters values sometimes set on platform
- It is not possible to Enable write caching on the device on remapped NVMe disks
- Intel RST Menu is accessible on legacy BIOS settings
- PCIe link speed information is not updated in RST UI after exiting S3
- Copying speed from accelerated OS drive to other SSD drops
- cannot unlock hard drive after creating RAID
- Disk is locked/unlocked after back from S4 with password enter/not enter
- RAID0 created using legacy OROM missing metadata on one of the drives
- Cannot delete RRT (Recovery) volume when RTD3 is enabled in BIOS
- RAID1 is not automatically rebuilding after connecting a passthru disc to platform
- Performance drops to 0 bytes/s when disk management is opening
- Very low performance on PCIe NVMe in interposer
- Accelerated drive's serial number is changed after create SRT and restart
- RST CLI cache warming is not working as expected.
- inconsistent naming convention when PCIe drives engaged
- not all expected TRIMs occurring on SRT
- SRT bsods on multiple cache create+cache full
- PCIe NVMe SSD 2DR0 (2-disk RAID 0) performance lower than pass-through single SSD
- RAID w/ PCI SSD Group1~3, then the RAID configuration HDD cannot boot after install OS.
- Two pcie storage RAID0 unable to S3/S4 aging.
- The system can't find the PCIE SSD on RAID Mode.
- System crash with maximized mode SRT reboot stress test over night
- Loading RST driver would have BSOD when installing Win10 from the specific ODDs
- 0x1E occurred at shutdown system after removing disk 0 of RAID-1 array
- System will BSOD with code_Unexpected Store Exception When Stress Overnight
- BSOD occurs when system left idle about 5-10minutes with NVMe+RAID
- System BSOD after idle about 10mins.
- S4 hang black screen with WD 2DR0 / 3DR5
- Win7 System will hang when finish disk schedule error checking with M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD
- BSOD 0x154 when run 3Dmark11 or SAS Hybrid shutdown

About RST (Rapid Storage Technology):

Once Intel’s Rapid Storage Technology (RST) driver is applied, desktop and notebook systems will be able to manage the available storage (one or more drives) more easily.

And that’s not all you should expect: updating the RST version can also bring about improved storage performance, lower power consumption, faster boot times, quicker data reads, as well as several other changes.

As far as applying this release is concerned, simply make sure your system configuration is compatible with this package, run the available setup, and follow the on-screen instructions for a complete installation. In addition to that, don’t forget to perform a reboot to make sure that all changes take effect properly.

Even though other operating systems might be compatible as well, we do not recommend installing this package on platforms other than the specified ones.

With this in mind, click the download button, and get and apply the present version. Also, check with our website as often as possible in order to stay up to date with latest releases. 

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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