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[Solved] Remove "super speed" in drive xpert

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csm101   02-01-2012 at 05:03:22 PM

hi
my mobo is p6x58d-e and the bios version is 0701. i have accidently set the drive xpert mode to super speed and now i cant set it back to "normal" mode. i have a SSD that can be used in SATA III port so currenlty due to this stupid mock up im using a SATA II port for the SSD with win 7 installed.

the only remedy that i could find was
[url] http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.asp [...] uage=en-us[/url]

i jst wated to know is there any other way as i dont have another HDD nor SSD that support SATA III.

cmos clearing , battery removal etc already done with no luck. havent dont any flashing though.

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photonboy   02-01-2012 at 06:35:36 PM

can't you change this value in the motherboard BIOS?

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inzone   02-01-2012 at 07:08:44 PM
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Last time I looked there was an option in the bios to set it back to normal mode. If you flash the bios which with the Asus boards is real easy to do then it should set it back to normal mode.

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csm101   02-02-2012 at 12:16:13 PM

photonboy wrote :

can't you change this value in the motherboard BIOS?



i tried it but didn't work.

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csm101   02-02-2012 at 12:17:50 PM

inzone wrote :

Last time I looked there was an option in the bios to set it back to normal mode. If you flash the bios which with the Asus boards is real easy to do then it should set it back to normal mode.


yeah im going to flash the bios to the same version and see if thats work. will update this thred with the outcome once its done.

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csm101   02-03-2012 at 01:54:00 PM

ok the reflalshing of the bois while the ssd is not connected to the sata 3 port did the trick.

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csm101   02-03-2012 at 01:54:51 PM

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------------------------------ Asus p6x58d-e,i7 950, XFX HD 5850, 2gb * 3 Gskill RAM, Creative X-fi Fatality Champion pro , samsung f1 250G HD, Samsung F3 1T HD, OCZ Agility 3 90G SSD,Raidmax Samurai caseing, Samsung T240 24\" LCD, Logitech M8 mouse, Logitech Z5500
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