Windows 10 pro insider build 10565 action center will not open
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- Windows 10 pro insider build 10565 action center will not open drivers#
- Windows 10 pro insider build 10565 action center will not open update#
- Windows 10 pro insider build 10565 action center will not open driver#
- Windows 10 pro insider build 10565 action center will not open windows 7#
As soon as it tried to format the drive, it failed and said the drive was "offline". I deleted the partition for the "offline" drive and then recreated it.
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New volume is now functioning with all my data. IOW, all the data was still there, just that Windows thought it was offline. New cloned volume appears and the file-system is fully intact. Since the volumes could be read directly by various partition manager/copy/clone tools, I selected one of the "dead" volumes and cloned it to the newly created volume. I obtained two 1TB drives and used the Marvell PCIe card to create a new 2TB RAID 0 drive.
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After staring at those two "offline" volumes for several months, and several new builds of Windows 10, I'd had enough. No, it wasn't "fixed" by a new build or anything rather I took a drastic course of action. If I could reset this state somehow, I could do this and retry 10565.
Windows 10 pro insider build 10565 action center will not open update#
The problem with doing the rollback is that the Windows Update no longer shows the current insiderīuild. I'd already thought about rolling back to the RTM, disconnecting the two failing RAID volumes, update back to the insider build, then reconnect the volumes. However, Windows doesn't seem to think anything is wrong and the event logs contain no information about those volumes, even after trying to open them in Explorer.
Windows 10 pro insider build 10565 action center will not open driver#
Then you would expect the event log to show some activity relating to the driver or the volumes. If this were a pure driver issue, then one would think that *all* volumes on the controller would be affected. however, this is a hardware RAID and one of the three volumes on the same controller works fine. They should be disconnected before you start any update. The advice given by Microsoft is to not have raid drives running during an insider update. Is there someplace else I can look in the configuration/registry which would hint to why Windows is unable to "see" the file system on the volume? There are no errors on the volumes. No, I repeat, no errors are in the event logs.
Windows 10 pro insider build 10565 action center will not open windows 7#
I canĮven boot to an older Windows 7 partition and all the RAID 0 volumes are visible and accessible. No hardware has changed between the RTM and 10547 or 10565. Rolling either back to RTM will fix the problem.
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10547 & the latest 10565 both behave the same. I've upgraded to the latest builds *twice* with the same results. IOW these volumes are useless.Įven Intel's Rapid Storage application says the volumes are OK, yet Windows cannot access them. Only Windows itself is unable to access the disks, which includes any apps and the command-line or Explorer. Low-level utilities can access the raw data on the disk, and can even read the NTFS file system. Diskpart can "see" the disks and even read the partition data, so it knows what partitions are on the disk. I can enable/disable the disks in device manager and the drives appear/disappear from Disk Management and the explorer as one would expect.
Windows 10 pro insider build 10565 action center will not open drivers#
All the same exact drivers and even the Registry show the same driver/config references between the working and non-working however the drives are only listed with their total size, the volume label isn't displayed and when opening the drive in Explorer, the "The device is not ready" error is displayed.Īgain, these volumes are on the same physical device and use the same driver(s) as the 3TB volume! I cannot stress this enough. The same physical controller as the following and the same hardware driver.īoth 2TB volumes are visible to Explorer, device manager, and Disk Management. I can explore the drive with the Windows Explorer and through the command line (CMD, TCC, etc.) All is well. The 3TB volume is visible and accessible. All ports are filled with pairs of RAID 0 drives, 1 3TB volume (2 1.5 TB drives), 2 2TB volumes each with 2 1TB drives.īoot disk is 256GB SSD on a Marvell based sata-iii PCIe card. I have an ASUS P7P55D Deluxe motherboard with the Intel P55 which has 6 sata-ii ports. This same thing happened with 10547, so I rolled back to the RTM build and the problem went away.