My Intel RST is NOT running every time I boot up each day. Your answer didn't solve the problem. It shows in Services, it is running and on Automatic??? This just happened recently...

not told at all what you have.
a PC of some kind running some kind of windows PC OS or windows server not told. what.
no RAID card told.
or what RAID chip is there or MOBO used,
I this hardware RAID or software RAID
RAID mode not told, RAID 0,1,...5, 6, 10 ?? what
how may SATa drives in the ARRAY set?
what size HDD in the set (over 2TB?) each.

install w10 was told but most old PC DO NOT SUPPORT W10 at all. No PC told yet not one clue.

"nvlddmkm.sys"
this is a failing windows NVIDIA VIDEO CARD DRIVER. no video chip told or video card told.

was this PC window 7 before and are attempting w10 install.
did you buy this secret PC form others and now it fails trying to put on w10>>

best it put a SSD in this PC,if PC secret is not too old
and install w10 to the SSD and not the RAID
then when W10 is running good rebuild the RAID, last.
then if RAID fails the SSD keeps booting and RAID is vastly more easy to maintain.

NO PC told and help beyond this point is going to be weak.
need to know all hardware there. PC and all cards inside, or help will be weak or generic. ,like mine

eMachines eME528-2325 Specifications
you left off 1/2 the real model #
Mobile Intel® GL40 Express Chipset , A LAPTOP PC

NO OS told, w7 new it had (still)?,


well that needs a driver to work AND DOES NOT WORK ON NEWER OS NOT TOLD..
THE MAKER OF THIS LAPTOP HAS GL40 DRIVER THAT USES NONE RAID MODE, (laptops can not use raid, no space for 2+ hdd) that means only gl40 drivers work;.


here they all are

https://www.emachines.com/ec/en/US/content/drivers.html
11 drivers there for one PC (this one) per OS.
w7
the 2 marked Intel must be loaded
best is first turn off RST mode in BIOS (no raid)
and set ACHI only . there.
RST is RAID and not used.

pitfalls (no OS told at all guess nasty XP/VISTA.)
the coin cell is dead, and if is, cannot be ignored
the bios reset on bios page 1.
RTS (intel raid chip) disabled in Bios
all sata ports turned on.in bios.
set SATA to ACHI mode, for modern windows. in bios.
a good HDD that passes smart tests.
boot order set to hdd0- first. in bios.
keyfacts, Intel ended all support for the old RST chip and must be disabled now for all newer OS.
some RST drivers see bios RAID off and load in ACHI mode automatically or not.

save
exit bios, cold boot it to USB windows install media
and load the secret OS now.
fresh, (I erase all HDD that had virus first )_

Hello

Its very simple just follow these steps:-
you can enter the BIOS by hitting the DEL or F2 key when the computer first starts up and then selecting Load optimized defaults.
The reason why it shows is that any changes you have made to your BIOS may not be saved or probably the CMOS is not firmly fixed.Hope this solves your problem.Please rate me if my solution helped you.Have a good day.

Regards,
bonefirediv.

Did you install your chip-set drivers? Check that you have done so, that should be the problem. If you run RST without the chipset driver installed, it will say it's not running.

This is not something that is essential but if you want to start it go to your Administrative Tools in the control panel and start it. You can set it to start automatically. Click Start/Control Panel and look for Administrative Tools, it might be under System or System and Performance depending on your operating system. Once you have the Administrative Tools open select Services. Under Services look for Intel RST and start it and you can set it to start automatically.

Go into the bios settings and reset the bios or do it manually on the MB if that don't solve your problem replace mother board.

Intel Smart Response Technology (SRT) is used for SSD caching to improve system performance. To use it successfully, here are some steps to consider:
1. SSD Compatibility: Ensure that your SSD is compatible with SRT. It should be a SATA SSD.
2. BIOS Settings: In the BIOS, set the SATA mode to RAID (not AHCI or IDE) before configuring SRT. Make sure your motherboard supports SRT as well.
3. Driver Installation: Before enabling SRT, install the latest RAID drivers provided by your motherboard manufacturer.
4. Backup: Backup your important data because enabling SRT involves data migration.
5. Enable SRT: In the BIOS, set the SRT mode to "Enhanced" or "Maximum" depending on your preference.
6. Initialize SSD: Initialize and format the SSD through Windows Disk Management.
7. Install Intel RST: Download and install the latest Intel Rapid Storage Technology (RST) driver and software for your chipset.
8. Enable SRT in RST: Open the Intel RST software and enable SRT. You should see an option to accelerate your HDD with your SSD.
9. Reboot: After configuring SRT, reboot your system.
10. Verify: Check if SRT is working by opening the Intel RST software. It should show your SSD as a cache for your HDD.
If you're encountering crashes or issues, it's essential to ensure compatibility and follow these steps carefully. If the problem persists, consider seeking assistance from your motherboard manufacturer's support or Intel's support, as it could be related to specific hardware or software conflicts.

Change the coin cell battery on the motherboard.

Hi ,
Try loggin on to safe mode and check whether you get the same message ---
How to log on to safe mode - Keep tapping f8 While system boots and choose safe mode or safe mode with networking. --- If no error message do a clean boot.

How to do clean boot --
Click Start - Run - types msconfig - opens system configuration utitlity --- Click on services tab -- check the box hide all Microsoft services, then click disable all ***** click to the tab start and disable all click apply then close and it will prompt you to restart the computer . Restart the computer. I hope it fixes the issue .

If not in the time mode, press mode to get to the time mode.
While in the time mode, press and holdlap/rst for two seconds.
The seconds will begin to blink.
Press st/stop to reset seconds to zero
Press mode and the minutes will begin to blink.
Press st/stop to advance the minutes
Press mode and the hour will begin to blink.
Press st/stop to advance the hour
Press mode and the day and date will appear. The day will blink.
Press st/stop to advance the day.
Press mode and the month will begin to blink.
Press st/stop to month the minutes.
Press lap/rst to return to normal state with you new settings. You can hit lap/rst to return to normal state at any time in the process, for example if you only want to set the minutes, just hit lap/rst after you set the minutes.