Question of RAID in x64
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From: Corsair on 6 Jun 2010 17:55 Hi Carlos, I've disconnected every thing except MOBO and still no reading of BOIS. tomorrow I'll do again the memory and the battery. thanks, as bullfighter and Spanish pilots in WWII "suerte, vista y al toro por los cuernos" "Carlos" <Carlos(a)discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje de noticias:BD98CC1C-9B38-4319-982F-3919CD87B2E7(a)microsoft.com... > Corsair, > First of all, don't panic. > Check all the connnections, extract and place again the memory modules. > Don't connect the hard drives, just leave the CPU and graphic card. > Unplug as many things that you don't need right now. > Turn on your pc, the hard drives are not necessary for the BIOS screen. > Last but not least, try resetting the BIOS (removing the battery for a > couple of minutes will do). > Buena suerte! > :) > Carlos > > "Corsair" wrote: > >> Thanks both of you, >> >> now I had another problem, I exchanged the case because of a new liquid >> cooling CPU unit, >> (12 cm fan for cooling radiator not available in old case, only 8 cm hole >> in >> the rear plate) >> and I really don't know what happened but I think that MOBO is dead >> because >> when powered-up >> fans, GPU, devides looks like that are powered, but no reading of BIOS, >> so >> no starting of >> computer, Monday I'll send to the technical service, and probably I'll >> need >> a new MOBO. >> >> ;-( and no backup done (grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr) >> >> Corsair. >> >> "Carlos" <Carlos(a)discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje de >> noticias:84C0D21E-2883-426E-AD71-27929F3963B4(a)microsoft.com... >> > Corsair, >> > The RAID options you have in your motherboard (dedicated connectors and >> > SATA) usually have different chipsets making them incompatible. One >> > raid >> > setup will not work in the other one. >> > I'd suggest doing a full backup (Acronis or similar software), >> > disconnect >> > both drives, connect only 1 drive to the SATA connection and attempt a >> > full >> > restore. >> > Boot into Windows, let it detect the plain non-raid SATA and reboot. >> > After everithing is Ok, turn off and plug the other disk. >> > Carlos >> > >> > "Corsair" wrote: >> > >> >> I've installed win 7 Pro x64 in a computer with RAID-1, two same disks >> >> mirroring each other. >> >> >> >> well I don't want anymore this option, the RAID is done on the RAID >> >> connection of MOBO, >> >> not in the SATA alone connections and is done via post-BIOS. >> >> >> >> I've done some trials, I've disconnected the HD from the RAID >> >> connection >> >> and >> >> connected to >> >> the pure SATA connections, but OS doesn't start, could be that RAID >> >> has >> >> not >> >> been unsetup. >> >> >> >> what should I have to do?? >> >> 1 - go into RAID configuration during booting and break the RAID >> >> if I'd do this do I lost the info in HD?? <--- very important not >> >> to >> >> loose info. >> >> 2 - Disconnect from RAID sockets and connect to plain SATA >> >> connections. >> >> 3 - start windows again?? >> >> or should be done anything else?? >> >> >> >> Cheers, Corsair >> >> >> >>
From: Carlos on 6 Jun 2010 20:54
Eres español, corsario? Yo soy argentino. Un abrazo (A hug). Carlos "Corsair" wrote: > Hi Carlos, > > I've disconnected every thing except MOBO and still no reading of BOIS. > > tomorrow I'll do again the memory and the battery. > > thanks, > > as bullfighter and Spanish pilots in WWII "suerte, vista y al toro por los > cuernos" > > "Carlos" <Carlos(a)discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje de > noticias:BD98CC1C-9B38-4319-982F-3919CD87B2E7(a)microsoft.com... > > Corsair, > > First of all, don't panic. > > Check all the connnections, extract and place again the memory modules. > > Don't connect the hard drives, just leave the CPU and graphic card. > > Unplug as many things that you don't need right now. > > Turn on your pc, the hard drives are not necessary for the BIOS screen. > > Last but not least, try resetting the BIOS (removing the battery for a > > couple of minutes will do). > > Buena suerte! > > :) > > Carlos > > > > "Corsair" wrote: > > > >> Thanks both of you, > >> > >> now I had another problem, I exchanged the case because of a new liquid > >> cooling CPU unit, > >> (12 cm fan for cooling radiator not available in old case, only 8 cm hole > >> in > >> the rear plate) > >> and I really don't know what happened but I think that MOBO is dead > >> because > >> when powered-up > >> fans, GPU, devides looks like that are powered, but no reading of BIOS, > >> so > >> no starting of > >> computer, Monday I'll send to the technical service, and probably I'll > >> need > >> a new MOBO. > >> > >> ;-( and no backup done (grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr) > >> > >> Corsair. > >> > >> "Carlos" <Carlos(a)discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje de > >> noticias:84C0D21E-2883-426E-AD71-27929F3963B4(a)microsoft.com... > >> > Corsair, > >> > The RAID options you have in your motherboard (dedicated connectors and > >> > SATA) usually have different chipsets making them incompatible. One > >> > raid > >> > setup will not work in the other one. > >> > I'd suggest doing a full backup (Acronis or similar software), > >> > disconnect > >> > both drives, connect only 1 drive to the SATA connection and attempt a > >> > full > >> > restore. > >> > Boot into Windows, let it detect the plain non-raid SATA and reboot. > >> > After everithing is Ok, turn off and plug the other disk. > >> > Carlos > >> > > >> > "Corsair" wrote: > >> > > >> >> I've installed win 7 Pro x64 in a computer with RAID-1, two same disks > >> >> mirroring each other. > >> >> > >> >> well I don't want anymore this option, the RAID is done on the RAID > >> >> connection of MOBO, > >> >> not in the SATA alone connections and is done via post-BIOS. > >> >> > >> >> I've done some trials, I've disconnected the HD from the RAID > >> >> connection > >> >> and > >> >> connected to > >> >> the pure SATA connections, but OS doesn't start, could be that RAID > >> >> has > >> >> not > >> >> been unsetup. > >> >> > >> >> what should I have to do?? > >> >> 1 - go into RAID configuration during booting and break the RAID > >> >> if I'd do this do I lost the info in HD?? <--- very important not > >> >> to > >> >> loose info. > >> >> 2 - Disconnect from RAID sockets and connect to plain SATA > >> >> connections. > >> >> 3 - start windows again?? > >> >> or should be done anything else?? > >> >> > >> >> Cheers, Corsair > >> >> > >> >> |