@Sebastian-Roth So just out of a combination of desperation and curiosity, I tried a different computer with the same exact specs. Changing to AHCI worked. The original computer works fine except for this one FOG issue. I booted into Windows, ran chkdsk, installed a program, rebooted and everything worked like there wasn’t a problem. I reinstalled Windows with the Dell USB recovery disk and FOG was able to pull an AHCI mode image. Out of 15 computers, two had this issue. I think this is a fluke with Dell. Thanks for both your guys’ help.

@Sebastian-Roth So just out of a combination of desperation and curiosity, I tried a different computer with the same exact specs. Changing to AHCI worked. The original computer works fine except for this one FOG issue. I booted into Windows, ran chkdsk, installed a program, rebooted and everything worked like there wasn’t a problem. I reinstalled Windows with the Dell USB recovery disk and FOG was able to pull an AHCI mode image. Out of 15 computers, two had this issue. I think this is a fluke with Dell. Thanks for both your guys’ help.

@george1421

@george1421 it fails reading the partition tables in AHCI mode and doesn’t even see the disk in RAID mode. I can get you pictures on Monday for sure though.

@george1421 I actually reinstalled FOG yesterday to see if that did anything.

@george1421

@Sebastian-Roth Here you go 3

I’m trying to use FOG with some new Dells we just got in. So far I’ve changed the SATA mode to AHCI and even used the Dell recovery USB to try to get things as close to the factory default as possible.

I think my problem right now has to do with the Intel Rapid Storage Technology, but every forum post I find ends with someone asking a question to the person having a problem and then no response.