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Windows 10, switching from AHCI to RAID after installation
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| Open Admin command prompt: bcdedit /set {current} safeboot minimal | |
| Restart to BIOS and set to AHCI | |
| Restart. Windows will boot into safe mode and will update the driver. | |
| Open Admin command prompt: bcdedit /deletevalue {current} safeboot | |
| Restart to boot Windows Normally. |
This worked for me on my Alienware 13 r3 Kaby Lake/OLED. Kept my existing Windows installation and was able to install Ubuntu onto a separate (added myself) M.2 drive.
Thanks, worked for me as well.
These instructions are the same for switching from ACHI to RAID as well. Honestly, back in the day I didn't do any of this and just made the bios switch without knowing better and windows noticed the issue and repaired itself on boot.
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These are instructions for switching to AHCI from raid...