Win 10 raid 0


  1. mustaphab
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    Win 10 raid 0


    So, I have a server trying to install Windows 10 on. I ran into some issues. It doesn't see my HD during the setup and i am assuming I need a raid0 driver of some kind? Secondly, how do I get Windows 10 to display the full drive since its a 2X2TB setup that I setup as raid0 and I know the type MBR limit is 2TB?
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  3. hsehestedt
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    Windows 11 Pro, 22H2
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    If it is not see the drive(s) at all during setup, then the most likely cause is that you need to load a driver for your controller during setup

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