Trouble Shooting; No Supporting Host Adapter Is Found; No Supported Controller Detected - HighPoint RocketAIC 7505HW Series Installation Manual

Nvme boot raid windows
Hide thumbs Also See for RocketAIC 7505HW Series:
Table of Contents

Advertisement

HighPoint NVMe Boot RAID Windows Installation Guide

Trouble shooting

No supporting host adapter is found

In the UEFI environment, run the command, " go.nsh (Please see UEFI Read me for specific
.
input content.)"
Solutions: If you get the message, "No supporting host adapter is found. "Try the following,
a. The error message is to remind the user that when the card cannot be found in UEFI. Make
sure the NVMe product is installed into a PCIe slot with x8 or x16 lane.
b. In order to avoid this slot is broken, so replace the slot and test again.

No supported controller detected

In the UEFI environment, run the command, "ArrayCreate.efi".
Solutions: If you get the message, "No supported controller detected." Try the following,
a.
Check whether the Storage option ROM is Enabled in the motherboard BIOS.
b.
Check whether NVMe is connected to the controller.
c.
Replace the motherboard slot, enter the UEFI environment and re-enter the command.
If none of the above methods work, please provide
using our
Online Support
possible.
Portal, include a description of the problem in as much detail as
15
UEFI
log. You can submit a support ticket

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading

Table of Contents