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Require assistance moving data from an SSD using Optane to a standard SSD.

Require assistance moving data from an SSD using Optane to a standard SSD.

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Weeva927
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10-13-2023, 08:44 AM
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Hello, I recently experienced a laptop failure. Attempting to move data from my previous machine to the new one caused a problem with an Intel Rapid storage UEFI driver error. After checking online, it seems the issue stems from the blue drive containing an Optane module. Since the old system is unresponsive, I can’t disable the Optane. I’m able to read and write directly from an external dock, but cloning drives using Linux’s dd command didn’t resolve the matter. Any suggestions?
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Weeva927
10-13-2023, 08:44 AM #1

Hello, I recently experienced a laptop failure. Attempting to move data from my previous machine to the new one caused a problem with an Intel Rapid storage UEFI driver error. After checking online, it seems the issue stems from the blue drive containing an Optane module. Since the old system is unresponsive, I can’t disable the Optane. I’m able to read and write directly from an external dock, but cloning drives using Linux’s dd command didn’t resolve the matter. Any suggestions?

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Rita11
Junior Member
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10-13-2023, 10:34 AM
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Intel has stopped offering Optane products. It’s unclear if they’re still supporting them, and such items appear to be scarce locally.
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Rita11
10-13-2023, 10:34 AM #2

Intel has stopped offering Optane products. It’s unclear if they’re still supporting them, and such items appear to be scarce locally.

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sonicjlm
Junior Member
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10-13-2023, 03:17 PM
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The optane module might need a specific driver. If required, you may need to install it. Some BIOS systems allow loading the driver before startup to enable features like hardware RAID and similar capabilities. Consider installing the optane driver this way. Alternatively, you can test the drive inside an external enclosure designed for NVMe SSDs. Good luck!
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sonicjlm
10-13-2023, 03:17 PM #3

The optane module might need a specific driver. If required, you may need to install it. Some BIOS systems allow loading the driver before startup to enable features like hardware RAID and similar capabilities. Consider installing the optane driver this way. Alternatively, you can test the drive inside an external enclosure designed for NVMe SSDs. Good luck!