mcompton69
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So, we have started to receive mobile devices containing small (16gb) SSDs, with larger HDDs. The factory build comes with the SSD partitioned with an OEM part type, so you cannot assign a drive letter, so its totally inaccessible.
The factory build comes with some software that seems to use it as a cache drive for app pre-caching and faster boot up times.
If creating a custom build (SCCM in my case), does anyone know how to utilise these disks, simply installing the software client does not work (nor is it available from the OEM). Presumably there is some kind of standardisation with this approach? Is it an Intel technology (rapid start) or summat?
Any advice or ideas appreciated.
So, we have started to receive mobile devices containing small (16gb) SSDs, with larger HDDs. The factory build comes with the SSD partitioned with an OEM part type, so you cannot assign a drive letter, so its totally inaccessible.
The factory build comes with some software that seems to use it as a cache drive for app pre-caching and faster boot up times.
If creating a custom build (SCCM in my case), does anyone know how to utilise these disks, simply installing the software client does not work (nor is it available from the OEM). Presumably there is some kind of standardisation with this approach? Is it an Intel technology (rapid start) or summat?
Any advice or ideas appreciated.