So I had an old PowerEdge T320 sitting around with a win terminal server on it and decided to repurpose it for a friend into a regular win10 unit.
I initialized the Virtual Drive through the Virtual Drive Manager, which consisted of two physical drives as RAID-0. Initialized fine and installed Win10 Pro from a usb stick.
Now when I boot it comes back with Boot Manager and I have to select Perc to boot into Windows. Checking the System BIOS -> UEFI Boot Settings it shows the Disc Drive, 2 NIC ports, and Unavailable: Windows Boot Manager. But no Perc or the Virtual Drive.
Was there a step I missed, how do I set it to boot directly to Windows?
Thanks in advance,
Colapsar.
I initialized the Virtual Drive through the Virtual Drive Manager, which consisted of two physical drives as RAID-0. Initialized fine and installed Win10 Pro from a usb stick.
Now when I boot it comes back with Boot Manager and I have to select Perc to boot into Windows. Checking the System BIOS -> UEFI Boot Settings it shows the Disc Drive, 2 NIC ports, and Unavailable: Windows Boot Manager. But no Perc or the Virtual Drive.
Was there a step I missed, how do I set it to boot directly to Windows?
Thanks in advance,
Colapsar.
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