- Dec 6, 2013
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I have an ASUS Sabertooth 990FX motherboard (not R2) and I decided to retire my WD VelociRaptor 500GB hard drive and dive into the world of SSD. I got two Samsung 850 Evo's in 250GB and I want to set them up in RAID 0.
I installed the drives into SATA 1 and 2, changed my UEFI settings from ACHI to RAID, rebooted and CTRL+F'ed into array setup and got that all completed. I rebooted again and loaded into the Windows 10 install from an USB drive. This is where the problem begins.
I previously had put the RAID drivers from the motherboard recovery disk onto another USB drive and I attempted to use those drivers in the Windows installation to find my RAID array. However when I select them, the green process bar will go around a couple of times, then it will go back to the main page and say "We couldn't find any drives. To get a storage driver, click Load Driver."
I downloaded the most recent drivers from AMD for the SB950 chipset, those drivers do the same thing. I downloaded the RAID drivers for my motherboard from ASUS for Windows 7 (there are no Windows 10 RAID drivers for my motherboard) and those do not work either.
I'm at a loss now of what I could try next. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
I installed the drives into SATA 1 and 2, changed my UEFI settings from ACHI to RAID, rebooted and CTRL+F'ed into array setup and got that all completed. I rebooted again and loaded into the Windows 10 install from an USB drive. This is where the problem begins.
I previously had put the RAID drivers from the motherboard recovery disk onto another USB drive and I attempted to use those drivers in the Windows installation to find my RAID array. However when I select them, the green process bar will go around a couple of times, then it will go back to the main page and say "We couldn't find any drives. To get a storage driver, click Load Driver."
I downloaded the most recent drivers from AMD for the SB950 chipset, those drivers do the same thing. I downloaded the RAID drivers for my motherboard from ASUS for Windows 7 (there are no Windows 10 RAID drivers for my motherboard) and those do not work either.
I'm at a loss now of what I could try next. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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