Restore RAID 0 after BIOS reset?

[Snorlax]

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I found the setting to enable RAID again. It works perfectly now.

 

Hey guys

 

I was playing around with overclocking, when I accidentally reset my BIOS without thinking about my RAID 0.

I was prompted with the "Missing operating system", so I remembered it was the RAID.

 

Now... Is it possible to restore the RAID 0 configuration? I know how it all was (every option), but for some reason I cannot find anything about RAID on my motherboard.

 

Motherboard: MSI Z77A-G45 

When I go to boot and try to change the "Boot mode select", I can only pick LEGACY+UEFI or UEFI. RAID is missing from that menu.

I went through every single tab and menu I could find, but I cannot see the word "RAID" anywhere.

 

Please note, my drives are working fine. All I need to do is restore the RAID.

 

Thanks!

[Altecice]

put your BIOS SATA settings from AHCI to RAID as it was before. Your RAID ROM will pick up the array.

(sometimes RAID is known as legacy ROM)

[Snorlax]

put your BIOS SATA settings from AHCI to RAID as it was before. Your RAID ROM will pick up the array.

(sometimes RAID is known as legacy ROM)

Oh wow I just read this one minute before your reply. I checked every damn setting I could find, but none said RAID. I went to the SATA mode, and it said RAID.. So I changed it to RAID and it booted right up.

I was scared for a moment there.. I have to admit that.

[Altecice]

Oh wow I just read this one minute before your reply. I checked every damn setting I could find, but none said RAID. I went to the SATA mode, and it said RAID.. So I changed it to RAID and it booted right up.

I was scared for a moment there.. I have to admit that.

 

Glad you got it sorted  :lol: