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Ok i've been trying to set up a raid for a while now but everytime it just doesn't work. Ok here's what'a happening now. I have followed the mb manual to the letter, enabled raid in bios and enabled the raid as a boot device, Then i set up the raid in the raid utility after post. I'm trying to create a raid 0 with 2 200gb disks ok now i go to setup of xp. I press the f6 function to load the drivers, i load the drivers then right after it says setup is starting windows it comes up saying there are no disks attached. I mean the bios see's all three disks i have. the raid utility sees them and lets me pick the 2 i want in the raid. it creates them so why doesn't windows see them? Now previously i was using one samsung200gb disk and one seagate 200gb disk but i thought it must have been cos they're different models and bought the exact same samsung one. Still the exact same problem. I want to ask does anyone think it might be because i hadn't done a FULL format of the disks beforehand. I mean can this really make windows not see them at all? I've been trying this for so long any help will be so gratefully received. mb is asus p5w dh deluxe. Thanks a million. Max.
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that mobo used 2 raid controller one is "Intel ICH7R"the other is "Jmicron JMB363" and both have they own driver I belive the intel plug are the set of 3 so it could be you are plug in in the wrong place or the wrong driver
did you go to main menu/IDE configuration/sata and
are you using "i & ctrl" to go to the raid bios
could it be the drives are corrupted and thats the reason they are not being seen
the only reason i asked is that about a week ago i had a wd sata used drive that had been used in a raid 0 array that i pull out and was going to use in another computer, windows would not read it so i write the drive to 0's then it could see it ok
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