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n°1707464
06-16-2007 at 03:59:11 AM

Hi I have a problem with raid 0. I just built my new computer with 2 WD 160g hard drives it it. When I first built it I did not setup a raid. Then I decided to set up a raid. I set up the raid in the bios and set up a striping raid. When i reinstalled windows it wouldn't boot. Any advice?

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n°1710094
06-18-2007 at 04:44:18 PM

Is there an error message?

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n°1710130
06-18-2007 at 05:14:52 PM

Go into the BIOS and verify the boot devices and boot order, specifically make sure the RAID array is the in the boot list as either the 1st boot device or 2nd boot device after the floppy or ROM, depending on your preference.

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n°1711026
06-19-2007 at 07:52:52 AM

To Coronaz:

No there is no error message it comes into the windows boot and the bar gets about half way across then it tries to reboot. It comes up the message that windows was shut down improperly so I tried to boot in safe mode but still it didn't help.

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n°1711047
06-19-2007 at 08:11:34 AM

Probably has something to do with either your RAID drivers (reinstall, make sure you loaded the right ones) and or the ACPI setting in the BIOS.

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n°1723637
07-01-2007 at 03:53:43 AM

Thanks guys,

I got it working, it was the drivers.


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