Hi Asteroid, I had a similar problem to you and tried all the suggestions on this site to no avail. My BIOS also has the drive seen as in AHCI mode. I diagnosed that the problem MAY have started after I set my original Magician v5.5(which was working) to Rapid mode, I also used 'Overprovisioning' to set aside 10% of my drive. I also started getting a BSOD 'Kmode not handled' loop that stopped my PC starting. When PC actually did start the Magician gave error message, ' an error occurred during execution of scanning' (which could explain the 'Kmode not handled' BSOD, since bootup was looking for a driver that it couldnt find, and I couldn't diagnose which driver that was ) but then would open Magician with the 'not supported' leaders you suggested. After using the other methods in this post and reinstalling etc. it still didn't work. Finally I booted into safe mode, uninstalled Magician, clicked into 'Drive Management' via Device Manager and extended the drive to recover the (unallocated) 10% overprovisioning partition, then installed Magician v6, rebooted, and wahey! problem(s) solved. Hope this helps someone. Windows 10 Pro, Intel i73770k, 32gb Ram Asus P8Z77-V mobo, Asus RTX Ndvidia 2060 Super 8GB 1TB Sandisk Ultra System Drive, 1TB Samsung 860evo projects drive.
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Hi Asteroid, I had a similar problem to you and tried all the suggestions on this site to no avail. My BIOS also has the drive seen as in AHCI mode. I diagnosed that the problem MAY have started after I set my original Magician v5.5(which was working) to Rapid mode, I also used 'Overprovisioning' to set aside 10% of my drive. I also started getting a BSOD 'Kmode not handled' loop that stopped my PC starting. When PC actually did start the Magician gave an error message, Drive not found,(which could explain the 'Kmode not handled' BSOD, since bootup was looking for a driver that it couldnt find, and I couldn't diagnose which driver that was ) but then would open Magician with the 'not supported' leaders you suggested. After using the other methods in this post and reinstalling etc it still didn't work. Finally I booted into safe mode, uninstalled Magician, clicked into 'Drive Management' via Device Manager and re-extended the drive to recover the overprovisioning partition then reinstalled Magician v6, rebooted, and wahey! problem(s) solved. Hope this helps someone. Windows 10 Pro, Intel i73770k, 32gb Ram Asus P8Z77-V mobo, Asus RTX Ndvidia 2060 Super 8GB 1TB Sandisk Ultra System Drive, 1TB Samsung 860evo projects drive.
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