Computer has delayed boot, error message after BIOS

Dewimeister

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Feb 25, 2016
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Hi guys! So I just upgraded my rig (specs below) and everything was running great. But suddenly after a boot, when the BIOS was going through my RAID 0 config, it said a drive had failed. So I erased them and started the Windows install process.

But now, every time I boot my PC, there is a good 5-10 second delay before the BIOS flashes (this wasn't there before) and I get an error message after the BIOS (I've attached a screenshot). Can anyone tell me what might have happened?


CPU: Intel i7-6700k
CPU Cooler: Corsair h60
GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 970 FTW+ 4gb
RAM: G.SKILL TridentZ 2x8gb DDR4 3200mhz
PSU: EVGA 750w Bronze
MOBO: asrock z170 pro4


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That would do it. The name of the RAID is a unique identifier within a table that is referenced when functions of the controller execute. Sorry to say it, but the only way to proceed from here is to copy your data externally, reset your RAID and start over.

thejackal85

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Jan 18, 2016
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That would do it. The name of the RAID is a unique identifier within a table that is referenced when functions of the controller execute. Sorry to say it, but the only way to proceed from here is to copy your data externally, reset your RAID and start over.
 
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Dewimeister

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Feb 25, 2016
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I did as you recommended Jackal, redid my RAID under the original name, reinstalled everything, made sure BIOS was up to date, but I'm still having the same problem!

I did however find out how to stop that message from displaying by turning off an option in the BIOS, picture included. If you find you need me to take a picture of something please let me know.

AND I've discovered that my RAM isn't being read at its correct speed. I went into the BIOS and set the XMP profile as well as the other correct timings, but when I run a third party program through windows such as CPUZ, it shows my RAM running at default timings.

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