Originally posted by: ch33zw1z
If you format the drives, the data will be gone. If the Intel RAID doesn't allow you to rebuild from one drive to the other then there's either something wrong, or the RAID controller isn't up to par.
Originally posted by: astroidea
Originally posted by: ch33zw1z
If you format the drives, the data will be gone. If the Intel RAID doesn't allow you to rebuild from one drive to the other then there's either something wrong, or the RAID controller isn't up to par.
I think intel raid should let you, but you can only do it through their windows software utility, and not through the controller bios?
Right?
Originally posted by: ch33zw1z
When you set the drive to RAID, Windows will need drivers for the RAID controller. So it ends up freaking out when it trys to boot from a RAID device that was never installed or configed as the boot device.
Originally posted by: Rubycon
Originally posted by: ch33zw1z
When you set the drive to RAID, Windows will need drivers for the RAID controller. So it ends up freaking out when it trys to boot from a RAID device that was never installed or configed as the boot device.
Repair fixes that.![]()