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ScottL4784

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12-28-2007 at 07:17:21 PM

Ok im trying to install raid 0 on my new 780i mobo. i have set up he array, enabled raid in bios, but when i go to install the OS i load he drivers off a thumb drive but it sais windows can not find a valid disk to install. any ideas on what to do?

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12-28-2007 at 08:03:29 PM

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What OS are you trying to install.

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12-28-2007 at 08:23:55 PM

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Do you have your USB drive to be able to be seen as a bootable device, or have your board set to look for a USB device at bootup? If not, you might need to enable it, or find a floppy drive for the RAID drivers. Do any of these sound like viable options?

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12-29-2007 at 07:50:41 AM

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I saw this issue on another forum, the system (Vista) couldn't read the flash driver either, and the user had to go the floppy drive route.

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12-31-2007 at 02:11:37 PM

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I will be getting my board withing a few weeks (I am upgrading with EVGA's promotion (if you have a 680i, $80 for a 780i)). I will be doing a RAID 0 on that, maybe by then you will have figured it out?

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