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My problem is that the RAID-0 arrays (contains 2+ HDDs) are seen as SSD. I have since upgraded to Windows 10 and it still has the same problem. I know about 'winsat', that never worked for me. As stated in a previous answer, it most likely is an issue with the intel RST drivers. I stopped worrying about this though and use an alternative defrag tool (defraggel) to defrag de RAID HDD arrays.
– Remco Ros
Commented Jun 27, 2016 at 10:28

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