Question Need advice with bios

[Filthy.tv]

I recently swapped motherboards and brands and im trying to get my pc up and running. And I was wondering if I did a raid on my hard drives and I installed windows on a usb and plugged it in would that work ?

 

[COLGeek]

Are you trying to install Windows from USB to the RAID configured HDDs? Yes, but why RAID? What are you trying to achieve?

 

[Filthy.tv]

Are you trying to install Windows from USB to the RAID configured HDDs? Yes, but why RAID? What are you trying to achieve?

I replaced my motherboard and I get stuck in a bios loop I had downloaded windows so I don’t have a cd but isn’t doing a raid like doing a factory reset

 

[COLGeek]

No. RAID and reset are very different things. You can reformat drives during the normal install process.

 

[Filthy.tv]

No. RAID and reset are very different things. You can reformat drives during the normal install process.

Also quick question when I go to bios it says no bootable devices found how would I get around that

 

[COLGeek]

Also quick question when I go to bios it says no bootable devices found how would I get around that

To be bootable, an operating system must be installed to one of the storage devices. Does your BIOS identify the installed hardware properly, otherwise?

 

[Filthy.tv]

To be bootable, an operating system must be installed to one of the storage devices. Does your BIOS identify the installed hardware properly, otherwise?

The bios doesn’t detect anything when I click on it it says no bootable devices so I was trying to figure out how to wipe the drive and install all new things on it such as windows from a usb

 

[COLGeek]

Make sure you change (in the BIOS) SATA mode to AHCI and that both the SATA data and power cables are properly attached to each HDD and the motherboard SATA ports (for the data cable) and PSU (for the power cables).

From what you posted earlier, I don't see a need for RAID (true for the VAST majority of users).

 

[Filthy.tv]

Make sure you change (in the BIOS) SATA mode to AHCI and that both the SATA data and power cables are properly attached to each HDD and the motherboard SATA ports (for the data cable) and PSU (for the power cables).

From what you posted earlier, I don't see a need for RAID (true for the VAST majority of users).

Alright I’ll try that out when I get home