- May 22, 2020
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I know the topic may be a little confusing, but please read carefully, I will give all the information I have here.
System: Ryzen 9 3900x, Crosshair VII HERO Wi-Fi, 1TB Crucial P1 NVMe (System drive), 4x10TB Seagate Exos (RAID 0 Array using AMD RAID Xpert 2 with Motherboard built-in RAID)
So, yesterday, my Motherboard decided to take a dive on me. I decided to upgrade the Motherboard and Processor while I was at it. For reference I went from an MSI x470 Gaming Pro with a Ryzen 7 2700x to an Asus ROG Crosshair VII HERO Wi-Fi (also x470) with a Ryzen 9 3900x.
Upon upgrading, I was able to boot successfully into windows, I checked the Array, all was well, everything was there and it worked flawlessly. However the system was running a bit unstable, so having been satisfied with the progress so far, I decided I may as well just start off fresh and I reinstalled Windows 10 Pro.
When I got back into Windows, the array was gone, I can still see the drives, and it doesn't matter if I go into BIOS and choose AHCI or RAID (although with RAID it shows "failed" in the Disk Management, and with AHCI it shows them as 4 separate drives with a bunch of unallocated space but equal-sized partitions on each of them. One of the partitions on each drive holds some data).
Any help anyone can give me would be appreciated.
System: Ryzen 9 3900x, Crosshair VII HERO Wi-Fi, 1TB Crucial P1 NVMe (System drive), 4x10TB Seagate Exos (RAID 0 Array using AMD RAID Xpert 2 with Motherboard built-in RAID)
So, yesterday, my Motherboard decided to take a dive on me. I decided to upgrade the Motherboard and Processor while I was at it. For reference I went from an MSI x470 Gaming Pro with a Ryzen 7 2700x to an Asus ROG Crosshair VII HERO Wi-Fi (also x470) with a Ryzen 9 3900x.
Upon upgrading, I was able to boot successfully into windows, I checked the Array, all was well, everything was there and it worked flawlessly. However the system was running a bit unstable, so having been satisfied with the progress so far, I decided I may as well just start off fresh and I reinstalled Windows 10 Pro.
When I got back into Windows, the array was gone, I can still see the drives, and it doesn't matter if I go into BIOS and choose AHCI or RAID (although with RAID it shows "failed" in the Disk Management, and with AHCI it shows them as 4 separate drives with a bunch of unallocated space but equal-sized partitions on each of them. One of the partitions on each drive holds some data).
Any help anyone can give me would be appreciated.
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