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My computer was acting up, with sometimes on a startup I'd have the BIOS screen show up twice before windows would boot. I looked at the BIOS version and it was outdated, so I figured I'd update it. The update went fine, but two drives I had in RAID0 configuration are now corrupted (chdsk didn't work). It's okay, they're backed up, just annoying. So I go into the BIOS and there's Sata Controller 1 and 2. I change SATA controller 1 from AHCI to RAID.
When I did that, the computer begins to start up normally, but then goes automatically into BIOS and does a weird graphic thing, where the image of the BIOS doesn't appear until I brush the mouse over the screen, a pixel at a time. I restarted and entered the BIOS to switch back to AHCI from RAID. I noticed that the two drives I had as RAID0, one is corrupted and another needs to be formatted.
Should I need to reformat the drives first, then go into the BIOS and set SATA controller 1 to RAID to cntrl-I and reconfig the RAID?
Please feel free to comment if what I did was not the right way. I'm still learning.
Thanks!
ASUS X99-E WS 3.1
When I did that, the computer begins to start up normally, but then goes automatically into BIOS and does a weird graphic thing, where the image of the BIOS doesn't appear until I brush the mouse over the screen, a pixel at a time. I restarted and entered the BIOS to switch back to AHCI from RAID. I noticed that the two drives I had as RAID0, one is corrupted and another needs to be formatted.
Should I need to reformat the drives first, then go into the BIOS and set SATA controller 1 to RAID to cntrl-I and reconfig the RAID?
Please feel free to comment if what I did was not the right way. I'm still learning.
Thanks!
ASUS X99-E WS 3.1
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