Samsung Magician

alkaufmann said:

Thanks for the link!

You're welcome.:)

alkaufmann said:

Thanks, I did not bother to install it.

I don't blame you.
I just did it to see if they fixed it. I'm not going to use the work around either, because I was using 4.4 in the preview and had some serious BSODs because of it. They probably haven't fixed it yet.

Antec said:

Hello,

Version 4.4 does not recognize EVO 850 (250Gb / 500Gb)


Everything is gray. And nothing works. He asks immediately upgrade to 4.5


With version 4.5 the Rapid Mode is also not possible

Cordialy

Ah, you're right, I missed that and it was established earlier in this thread or another - sorry. Then maybe the "hack" method posted above by rajinder is the only recourse. As for me and RAPID Mode - thanks but no thanks, doesn't do anything for me, not even tickle my fancy.

rajinder said:

Okay guys found a way to activate RAPID mode for Samsung 850 Evo (850 Series)

Now enjoy the RAPID mode in Windows 10!!

Hello Rajinder,

Hats low

Samsung We Have A Problem LOL


Like a lot. It's three days I want. Samsung unresponsive

Samsung should hire you

With my very best regards


Magician 4.7 Samsung EVO 500Gb W10 Pro 64 Bits Hack Rapid Mode Rajinder
https://i.imgur.com/Z31iiM7.jpg

Antec said:

Hello,

I speak the models EVO 850 ... 250 and 500 Gb. I do not know for PRO 850

They are not identical

Cordialy

Right, understood. I think the posts have 4.4 workaround doing OK for the Pro, but member John Pombrio mentions no dice for 850 EVO above in post # 16.

My Samsung M.2 SSD is still not fully supported. I can only use the benchmark tool. That's it.

badrobot said:

My Samsung M.2 SSD is still not fully supported. I can only use the benchmark tool. That's it.

Then I guess for you, it's only real use, is for firmware updates. Pretty much for me too, seeing I don't/won't waste writes on benchmarking, although I can use everything except performance optimization(I use windows for that) and RAPID(don't need any more). Although to check system settings for the SSD it's nice, to be able to look only in one place.

Cliff S said:

Then I guess for you, it's only real use, is for firmware updates. Pretty much for me too, seeing I don't/won't waste writes on benchmarking, although I can use everything except performance optimization(I use windows for that) and RAPID(don't need any more). Although to check system settings for the SSD it's nice, to be able to look only in one place.

Not even Firmware update. This Samsung M.2 SSD is an OEM and does not come with a driver. There are only a few mobo that supports it by integrating the driver in BIOS firmware to be able to boot from it.