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1. #Installing crucial storage executive 3.60 windows 10 how to#
2. #Installing crucial storage executive 3.60 windows 10 update#

I enabled Momentum Cache on the M.2 P1 and it made a big difference in speed.Īnother Issue I have to figure out is the Easeus To Do Backup sees the drive when running this software in windows. Went into Storage Executive version 28.04 that is for the Crucial SSD's, and saw all 3 drives there and the M.2 P1 showed up in Momentum Cache, where in Raid mode it didn’t. Have rebooted several times with no issues. Logged into windows without any problems. Went into Safe Mode changed msconfig by unchecking Safe Boot and rebooted. Changed msconfig to Safe Boot and then rebooted and changed the UEFI from Raid to AHCI. Then also going into StartOverride folder under Entry Name “0” and changing from 3 to 0, also for AHCI.

I also tried changing from Raid to AHCI by going into Regedit and changing HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\storahci\Error Control from 3 to 0 for AHCI.

#Installing crucial storage executive 3.60 windows 10 update#

Once I figure that out I may update this post with that information. I want the Disk 0=M.2 P1, Disk 1=MX300, and Disk 2=Toshiba.

#Installing crucial storage executive 3.60 windows 10 how to#

I’m still researching how to best change this order in the Aptio Utility with the Add and Del Boot Options. When you go into in either Easeus Partition Manger or To Do Backup Disk 0=MX300, Disk 1=Toshiba, Disk 2=M.2 P1. In the Aptio UEFI under Boot File Browser Add Boot Options, it comes up in the following order. Now in windows the M.2=C, MX300=D, and Toshiba in my case the drive G, which is the order that I wanted.Powered back down and plugged in the Toshiba, and then powered backup.Now my M.2 P1 is my C drive, and the MX300 is the D drive.After checking things out and doing a couple of reboots and everything went smooth.I then powered up and booted into the M.2 NVMe SSD which then made this drive C, with no problems.I just unplugged the Sata cables in front of the drives since it’s easily accessible on this machine. Once completed I powered down and unplugged the MX300 and Toshiba.I then from Windows using Easeus To Do Backup cloned the MX300 to the M.2 SSD.I use Easeus Partition Master to change the M.2 NVMe SSD from MBR to GPT, since booting with UEFI, and gave it a drive letter, so Easeus To Do Backup would see it.Booted into the MX300 SSD, which is my normal boot drive.I mounted the P1 SSD to the M.2 SSD NVMe slot.Here is what I did to add this M.2 NVMe SSD and make it work as the boot drive. I presently had a Crucial MX300 1 TB SSD, and a Toshiba 1 TB HDD with my MX300 as the boot drive. On this machine I have Aptio Utility Setup 1.0.18 UEFI, running with Raid On, using Windows 10.