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Download Areca Technology Corporation drivers or install DriverPack Solution software for driver scan and update. Killer Device Drivers Please note that the latest Killer Device drivers for the Wireless AC1550, Wireless AX1650, and Ethernet E3100 are all included in our current Software Package. For other Killer devices. I currently have an Areca 1882 12i with 24 8TB drivers in a RAID60 (2 x 12) and 24 6TB drives also in a RAID60 for 2 large volumes. In addition to that, I'm running a 3 Node S2D cluster with each Node having 4x NMVe drives.

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Areca Technology Corporation (ARECA), a leading provider of internal RAID controller, Thunderbolt storage solutions, external RAID controller and PCIe RAID adapters with RAID 6 inside, today announced the new ARC-1886 series offer advanced technology for enhanced performance and improved enterprise data protection. They were designed with 1.6 GHz dual core ROC processor, DDR4-2666 memory architecture and PCIe 4.0 interface for the most performance-hungry database and IT applications. Based on the ARM A15 PCIe 4.0 x8 to SAS/SATA/PCIe RAID on Chip (ROC) controller, the ARC-1886 series RAID adapters can offer both PCIe Gen 4.0 host and 12Gb/s SAS/SATA/PCIe (NVMe) tri-mode storage interfaces.

The whole series adapters default support on-board 8GB of ECC DDR4-2666 SDRAM memory. The optional cache backup module, ARC-1886-CBM, provides cache offload capability to protect cached data in case of system power loss. When the module detects loss of power, the supercapacitor keeps parts of the ARC-1886 tri-mode RAID adapter active long enough to allow cache data to be copied to the flash memory available on the ARC-1886 RAID adapter. Board-level hardware encryption manages any kinds of drives attached to ARC-1886 controller cards without impacting the performance for higher levels of security.

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The ARC-1886 series RAID adapter, system integrators can take full advantage of SAS, SATA and x1, x2, and x4 NVMe drives in existed U.2 /U.3 based backplane. Universal Backplane Management (UBM) defines a common backplane control and management framework for a host to determine SAS/SATA/ PCIe backplane capabilities. The ARC-1886 series adapters are UBM ready, and customers can immediately integrate these adapters into their U.3 backplanes utilizing UBM.

The 12Gb/s SAS, SATA, PCI-e 4.0 NVMe RAID adapter support broad operating system including Windows, Linux (Open Source), FreeBSD (Open Source), Mac, VMware and more, along with key system monitoring features such as enclosure management (UBM, SES-2, SMP, & SGPIO) and SNMP function.

The new generation ARC-1886 series controllers are immediately available now.

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• @Adl3, Did you add the drivers manually via 'Add Drives'? It seems that the drivers failed to be loaded when you boot into WinPE. Could you try to recreate a WinPE iso with the same steps, and then send us the ISO so that we check?
  You can upload the iso to your cloud, and then share it with us.
• Yes, I added the drivers on the 'Select Bootable Media' page using the +Add Drivers (see image 4).
  During the 'Create Bootable Media' screen, the Progress clearly shows that the two drivers in questions were 'successfully installed'.
  As requested, I have reproduced the process taking screen shots at each step.
  You can find the .ISO file as well as a directory of 5 screen shots here:
  https://www.dropbox.com/sh/b2qgobjrgtvn5cl/AADikyZs22VAthWKB3ANXeP4a?dl=0
  Please let me know if you need any further information to diagnose.
  Thank you!
  -Arnold
• I had a similar problem with adding network drivers not working. I was able to add drivers to the image using powershell commands. Search here for 'inject' for a posting by me back in October for details.
  If drvload.exe is able to load the drivers, you may find it simpler to put the needed drivers in a directory on your boot media, perhaps along with a .bat file that runs drvload whatever.inf. If you use a USB key, you can easily add drivers for other hardware this way without having to rebuild your image. It also make for a quick way to test what files are actually needed.
  The drivers I had trouble with needed some DLLs, not just a .sys file. I suspect the DLLs caused the problem, but I have no real evidence for this.
  
• @Adl3, Could you create the WinPE ISO and send it to us? Please choose 'Explore ISO File', it will generate an ISO file.
• To Whom It May Concern,
  I placed the iso file I step-wise created in dropbox (see link above).
  The file is named ampe.iso
  The folder has screen captures of the step-by-step I performed to make the .iso file.
  Please let me know if you need anything further.
  -Arnold
• @Adl3, Yes, we see the iso. We have submitted it to our dev team to check an analyze.
  And, could you try to use AOMEI PE Builder to create WinPE and add drivers?
  http://www2.aomeisoftware.com/download/pe/2.0/full/PEBuilder.exe
  
• Same over here, see: https://www.aomeitech.com/forum/discussion/7282/backupper-pe-pro-does-not-recognize-flash-card#latest
  
• 
  @Admin Any word from your dev team? I have used your link to download the PEBuilder.exe file and created the ISO file with the Areca drivers. I will hopefully test with the system in question tonight. Please let me know what the dev team has found.
  As you can see from this discussion thread, it appears that I'm not the only person having problems. See @jace and @Wssddc above!
  Thanks in advance for your response!
  -Arnold
  
• @admin Sorry to say that I’m having the same results with your PEbuilder program. It is NOT loading the drivers selected during the iso image build. As before, I can manually add the driver after booting the image.

  I’d really appreciate to hear back from your development team what is going wrong and how to address it.

  Thanks!
  -A
• 
  

  @admin One more thing, when I open Backupper from the AOMEI PEBuilder you provided, it is indicating tat it is the trial version and I’m on Day 3 of 30.

  If I want to use this version In the future, do I need to purchase separate Pro license to run this standalone version or can I use my existing license (loaded on my tower computer) for both?
  

  Also, I’m booting from a DVD, how is the license registered on a read-only media?
  Thanks!
  -A
• @Adl3, Could you offer us the drivers you added so that we can test further?
• @admin There is a folder called driver located in my dropbox share with the Areca Windows 10 64bit drivers I used to build the WinPE Backupper ISO
  .
  https://www.dropbox.com/sh/b2qgobjrgtvn5cl/AADikyZs22VAthWKB3ANXeP4a?dl=0
  FYI
  -A
• @admin Any updates from your development group?
  thanks!
  -Arnold
• @Adl3, Thanks for your information. Our technicians indeed detect the problem based on your information. We will optimize it after.