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System boots fine after resetting CMOS, BIOS array remains functional in Windows.

System boots fine after resetting CMOS, BIOS array remains functional in Windows.

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FortifyFrenzy
Junior Member
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07-27-2023, 01:07 AM
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Hello, your raid 0 setup using two 1TB SSDs was successfully configured through the raidxpert in Asus BIOS. During some adjustments in Ryzen Master, the system became unstable and you had to reset the CPU offsets by clearing the CMOS. After that, your RAID array disappeared from the BIOS menu. Windows still lists it as a single drive with data intact, but you're concerned about missing it in BIOS settings. The only workaround is to remove and rebuild the array, which will erase your data unless you take precautions. To avoid losing information, consider using a backup method or a different recovery approach before proceeding with the rebuild.
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FortifyFrenzy
07-27-2023, 01:07 AM #1

Hello, your raid 0 setup using two 1TB SSDs was successfully configured through the raidxpert in Asus BIOS. During some adjustments in Ryzen Master, the system became unstable and you had to reset the CPU offsets by clearing the CMOS. After that, your RAID array disappeared from the BIOS menu. Windows still lists it as a single drive with data intact, but you're concerned about missing it in BIOS settings. The only workaround is to remove and rebuild the array, which will erase your data unless you take precautions. To avoid losing information, consider using a backup method or a different recovery approach before proceeding with the rebuild.

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JustVanilla
Member
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07-27-2023, 02:59 AM
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weird... i have a 2.5TB RAID setup on a Z270 board, but it works fine on a Z390 with Windows. i'm trying to see if resetting the BIOS will help it recognize the drives correctly.
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JustVanilla
07-27-2023, 02:59 AM #2

weird... i have a 2.5TB RAID setup on a Z270 board, but it works fine on a Z390 with Windows. i'm trying to see if resetting the BIOS will help it recognize the drives correctly.