transfering raid0 to another system chipset?

[alpha27]

can i trans fer win 10 from a z77 chipset to a 67 chipset and how to do it proply

thoughts remove all drivers to chipsets and sound network cpu intel management sf and so on

i did it from a p67 chipset to an acer system with simular specs and it worked ok but got a few errors and crashes to start with but sys ok now.

so raid 0 transfer to another system that supports sata2 raid from sata 3 and diff chipsets
any experiences? i dont mind reformatting but as a last resort

 

[mbarnes86]

Hi

Raid 0 means 2 hard disks pretend to be one hard drive
chances of getting this to work again as RAID 0 on a different motherboard with different chip set are low

Best to back up all data on current system raid disks

Then try it and see what happens


how old are the hard disks?
unless fairly new consider getting a new hard disk or a new SSD for windows and a new hard disk for data

regards
Mike Barnes

 

[USAFRet]

It's hard enough doing this with a single drive+OS.
Prepare for when it completely fails to work. Then reinstall.

Or ditch the RAID 0 completely, and get an SSD.

 

[alpha27]

Answering my own post I swapped a raid0 2 x120 gb from a z77 chipset to a 67 chipset
boot fail till I could configure raid in bios, blue screen
I lost a lot of games and other aps but not me pics and DL programs
let win 10 do its thing as upgradeing drivers and systems been pretty well stable since
so yes it can be done but there is data lose, most important stuff I have on back up drive!