3 SSD's - wish to run raid0 on 2 SSD, and one single SSD


  1. Burgurne
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    3 SSD's - wish to run raid0 on 2 SSD, and one single SSD


    Greetings.
    3 SSD's. Boot works fine when it runs in AHCI mode. Windows 10 is on SSD 1.
    I then switch from AHCI to RAID, and then I make a RAID0-array of SSD 2+SSD3.

    Then it can't boot anymore, allthough there has been no change for SSD 1 with Windows 10. Inaccessible_boot_device. But why? How to get Windows 10 to boot with this setup?
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  3. Burgurne
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    Found the solution here:
    http://www.overclock.net/t/1227636/h...s-installation
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