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...and now the Intel Rapid Storage Technology Software GUI / User Interface ( AKA IAStorUI ) is installed | ...and now the Intel Rapid Storage Technology Software GUI / User Interface ( AKA IAStorUI ) is installed | ||
=== Why, Why, WHY!? === | On a small side note, extracted the MSI file as part of the testing and found all the IAStorUI.exe and associated files. Ran the IAStorUI.exe file just to see what would happen, and it worked (without installing it). | ||
===Why, Why, WHY!?=== | |||
Why Intel? Why did you make it so hard. There is living proof that it works and works better and has more capability (in the form of a user interface within Windows) than the newer stuff you try and shovel on us. Why? The only speculation is that it is in the interests of Intel for you to buy new things. So making it more difficult to make older things work is what they do. That's just pure evil if it's true. Don't serve the customer, serve Intel and add 'to the customer's detriment' to that too. | Why Intel? Why did you make it so hard. There is living proof that it works and works better and has more capability (in the form of a user interface within Windows) than the newer stuff you try and shovel on us. Why? The only speculation is that it is in the interests of Intel for you to buy new things. So making it more difficult to make older things work is what they do. That's just pure evil if it's true. Don't serve the customer, serve Intel and add 'to the customer's detriment' to that too. | ||