SF514-55TA: Acer Swift 5 Intel Optane "No Valid disk pairs in your System"

I Have Acer swift 5

Model Name: SF514-55TA.
I recently formatted my system to install windows 10 from windows 11.
I have updated all the drivers from acer website.
Now under Intel Optane Memory and storage management I am getting error that "No Valid disk pairs in your System".
In few forums they mentioned SATA mode is set to "Intel RST Premium with Intel Optane System" rather than "AHCI".
However I do not see that option in my BIOS, even after using CTRL+S command I do not see SATA option.
Please let me know how to solve this issue.

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AnhEZ28

@AntoRomeo you don't really need Intel Optane since the Windows have been installed on a SSD. To switch to AHCI, press CTRL+S in the main tab and disable VMD Controller. After that you will have go into the safe mode by pressing Alt+F10 when powering on. Once you have gone into the Safe mode, restart again and it should boot into Windows normally.

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AnhEZ28

@AntoRomeo you don't really need Intel Optane since the Windows have been installed on a SSD. To switch to AHCI, press CTRL+S in the main tab and disable VMD Controller. After that you will have go into the safe mode by pressing Alt+F10 when powering on. Once you have gone into the Safe mode, restart again and it should boot into Windows normally.