Magician cannot retain that.
21)If you are using any custom storage driver, then Magician may not work properly. Please always use the latest storage driver or Microsoft driver.
22)While making a DOS bootable solution for Secure Erase or Firmware Update, please make sure the Device Manager window is closed.
23)As Windows® 8.1 onwards doesn’t support the ‘Windows Backup’ service and automatic backups, the System Restore Service in OS Optimization doesn’t have any effect on Windows® 8.1 onwards
24)If you delete some files on RAPID folder, RAPID may not be uninstalled properly.
25)Magician has to be refreshed to detect a SSD, if the device is connected after launching the application.
26)Advanced Performance Optimization will take more time to complete Performance improvement may depend on the user system environment, thus this process is recommended for the user who essentially needs performance optimization. Advanced Performance Optimization of
Magician 4.6 is only supported in Samsung SSD 840 EVO 2.5” model.
27)TRIM operation for Performance Optimization (Standard/Advanced) is not supported on Windows 8 and above, as they support Native TRIM.
28)Windows may experience slow response while Advanced Performance Optimization is in progress, on ASUS Sabertooth 990FX system with AMD 1.2.1.269 driver.
29)In Windows 7, you must install the Samsung NVMe Driver to use the functions of Samsung’s NVMe devices properly.
DOS Utility Limitations
1)The DOS Utility is not compatible with pure SCSI or SATA NVIDIA/LSI/AMD chipset drivers.
2)AHCI or ATA mode must be enabled in the BIOS during PC boot up.
3)The DOS utility may not work consistently on PCs with chipsets other than the ones listed above.
4)The DOS Utility may hang if the SSD is removed on PCs that do not support the hot plug feature (e.g. ICH5/6 chipsets).
5)The DOS Utility will not work with devices attached via SATA 6Gbps (SATA III) operating in IDE mode.
6)If SSD name is too long, then Model name and serial no. overlaps in DOS
Bootable Solution. Please use the Command line option “/C” to run in CLI mode