Hello,
I was having an issue with corrupt drivers. In an attempt to reinstall the motherboard drivers, I rebooted with the motherboard disk, and now my system drive reports a drive failure and won't boot. The MB is a crossfire. the first one they made for amd processors.
It doesn't say this could happen in the manual, but when you boot with the disk, I beleive it attempted to prepare my system drive for a raid array. What I saw on the screen when I booted was a DOS program with 3 options, which I guess it might have been some sort of formatting program. I backed out of it and now I am at a loss of what can now be done to reclaim that drive. All of my 3 hard drives are on sata, as well as the two optical drives. Attempting to use one of my Acronis image,saved on a USB external drive, the system drive is not listed as an option to restore to.
Is my only option now to re-install my OS? With the drive in this state, is it at all possible?
TIA,
Hope there is an easy fix!
I was having an issue with corrupt drivers. In an attempt to reinstall the motherboard drivers, I rebooted with the motherboard disk, and now my system drive reports a drive failure and won't boot. The MB is a crossfire. the first one they made for amd processors.
It doesn't say this could happen in the manual, but when you boot with the disk, I beleive it attempted to prepare my system drive for a raid array. What I saw on the screen when I booted was a DOS program with 3 options, which I guess it might have been some sort of formatting program. I backed out of it and now I am at a loss of what can now be done to reclaim that drive. All of my 3 hard drives are on sata, as well as the two optical drives. Attempting to use one of my Acronis image,saved on a USB external drive, the system drive is not listed as an option to restore to.
Is my only option now to re-install my OS? With the drive in this state, is it at all possible?
TIA,
Hope there is an easy fix!
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