Note	For additional troubleshooting help for Intel® RAID Controllers, see Basic Troubleshooting Guide for Intel® RAID Controller–Related Issues.

1. Intel Raid Controller Windows 10
2. Raid Controller Driver Windows 7

I have a RAID controller that I used to have a driver for, but after rebuilding windows, the controller no longer shows up. I don't remember who made it, or really anything about it. Yet if I want to dual-boot with Windows, I need to use RAID to match the currently installed Intel vendor driver. Official advice from vendors like Intel is that you should format the disk, set the controller mode as desired and then reinstall the Windows operating system. Raid Controller was working in Windows 7, but not in Windows 10, tried manually installing driver with no luck Hello, Two days ago, I had a perfectly working RAID1 setup under Windows 7.

How do I extract the full RAID log?

Intel Raid Controller Windows 10

For Intel® RAID Controllers in RAID mode:

1. Either boot to UEFI, or open a command line as Administrator (Windows*) or root (Linux*).
2. Download the StorCLI Standalone utility and run storcli /call show AliLog logfile=raidlog.txt.

For Intel® RAID Controllers in non-RAID mode (IT, target, JBOD, or raw), use Windows Event Viewer (Windows) or var/log/messages (Linux).
Older discontinued Intel® RAID Controllers may only be compatible with CmdTool2. For those Intel® RAID Controllers, run CmdTool2 –AdpAliLog –aAll –NoLog > saslog.txt.
storcli show all
may be easier to read, but does not have the logs included.
storcli show alilog

Raid Controller Driver Windows 7

has logs included.
Alternatively, for the hardware Intel® RAID Controller cards, if your system is running the Intel® RAID Web Console 2 Utility, you can extract the TTY logs, too:

Related topics

Intel® RAID Web Console 3 Installation Guide

Intel® RAID Software User Guide for Intel® Embedded Server RAID Technology 2, IT/IR RAID, Intel® Integrated Server RAID, and Intel® RAID Software Stack 3