reset to defaults bios settings while using RAID0 & now drive missing


  1. PratikUnleashed
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    reset to defaults bios settings while using RAID0 & now drive missing


    reset to defaults bios settings while using RAID0 & now drive missing
    I set bios settings to default via F5 and then reboot and Drive got misssing
    due to SATA setting changes to AHCI auto
    then after selecting RAID and reboot
    getting below error when click details
    option 4.recovery volume is not accessible
    Status shown ""Failed""
    using AOMEI Partition assistant for dynamic disk manager no help any solution for RAID 0 Drive mounting inside windows 10 ??
    also any software level RAID0 setting+&+app suggestions to do it at software level without aware to Bios ??
    I had 2x 1TB WD HDD total 2 TB Gaming data only
    games can be downloaded again but in future I will like to use only SoftwareBased-OS level app based RAID0
    kindly suggest
    Thanks in advance
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  3. MaloK
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    Windows Can Create Raid 0 Stipped drives with Disk Management. But you will find that slower than HW Raid
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  4. PratikUnleashed
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    got it
    using windows Raid0 stripped drives 3x 1TBHDD 7200RPM each
    now speed over 380-440 mbps

    but If I reset windows 10 or reinstall OS or fresh install OS or boot from Windows-to-go USB Windows 10 or secondary windows 10 SSD then I will be able to see my Drive or it will be gone ??
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  6. MaloK
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    Not Bad at all... The stripped Partition will availlable even if you install the drives in another machine and boot from windows PE to access it.
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  7. PratikUnleashed
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    +1 thanks alot @MaloK for confirmation info
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