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DELL-Terry B
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Posted October 15th, 2011 16:00
I am checking with you two. The BIOS should already be version A06 before installing. I want to make sure that both of you updated the BIOS first before attempting to install. When in the BIOS with version A06 the option for IRST is disabled? That installing the driver from the following link doesn't install.
Here is an article that I would like for you to look over if you have not already done so. Give this a go.
www.intel.com/.../CS-031828.htm
Go to Intel® Rapid Storage Technology Properties
Select the General tab.
Change the Startup type to Automatic.
Click Apply and OK to save.
Do either of you get any of these options and if so do they make a difference. Please reply back to me if they do not.
Thanks
TB
Hi Terry:
Sorry for my poor english, i'm spanish and my system it's in spanish.
I do that you tell, but don't work for me. This are one screenshot for my bios.
The option IRST it's disabled, in gray, and not selectionable. And theIRST instalation it's no posible.
ERROR:
thanks for your reply.
waiting news...
Terry B,
BIOS version is AO6. Went to Setup and confirmed it says AO6.
Running the iRST setup as an administrator I get the follow message:
This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software.
As mentioned previously, I have an Intel 510 120Gb SSD.
I suspect its a bug in the iRST software or the AO6 BIOS, or both.
Thanks for your reply.
Doug
All, I am looking forward to someone successfully installing RapidStart so I can follow in their footsteps.
I may be wrong, but rapid start and rapid storage seem to be two very different technologies to me. Net searches are pretty thin on rapid start, but plentiful for rapid storage.
My system has an SSD as well, but perhaps the dell bios will only recognize the brand/type of ssd that Dell installs and no other?
Or perhaps the drive needs repartitioned before OS install to obtain the 8gb partition mentioned in the Dell driver download page documentation?
Perhaps there is a step by step description of how to get rapidstart going somewhere,, but I have not yet found it in my net searches.
I plan to hold on bios A05 until someone is successful, since A06 warns that any 'downgrade' from A06 will brick the laptop.

Ken PC
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Posted October 15th, 2011 05:00
I think rapid start requires an SSD. Do you have an SSD in the computer?