How do I find the 'RST control panel' on Windows 10 - (Optimization for Cubase)

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Hi everybody,

I am going through the instructions here: https://helpcenter.steinberg.de/hc/en-us/articles/360008589880-Windows-How-to-set-up-and-optimize-a-Digital-Audio-Workstation

I came across information that the the ‘Link Power Management’ option in the RST control panel, if enables, can potentially cause glitched in Cubase,

I have tried to find this options, but I cannot.

Anyone has an idea as o find the RST control panel in Windows 10 and if so, how do I disable the ‘Link Power Management’ option?

With thanks!

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Do you have a program called Intel Rapid Storage Technology installed?

It has its own control panel.

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Ah, I haven’t got this program…

Is this the right place to get it?

Cheers!

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Yes, that’s probably it.

Are you having some issues you are trying to fix? Because you want to install some additional software so that you can disable some of its features. I would just ignore it if it wasn’t installed already.

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Agree. And to just for clarity (linguistically)-- the only reason @somecomposer might have to disable features of this program, would be that it is installed, so if it’s not installed, there’s nothing to do.

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If you don’t know what RST is, that’s a good thing. Don’t install it.

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Many thanks to all for your input, hugely appreciated.

Understood, I will not go with the installation,

I have a problem with Cubase in than a freshly installed Windows 10, and everything freshly installed, result on a Cubase running like a dream.

For maybe a month, same projects, same everything, and then, glitches, spikes, bizarre jumping issues occur. No idea why, looked at everything, can’t explain it.

I played around with the power setting today , things seem to have calm down, and looking further, I came across an article at Steinberg about RST and that it can cause a glitch to audio, but, you are right, one has to use the software first to have an issue, thank you for your advice.

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