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I don't want you to think I'm running you around in circles, but so that I understand completely what you tried and didn't try.

You're trying to run RAID 1. (That's pretty obvious)

You first installed to the first drive, this was succesful, although the second drive was just sitting in the machine, unplugged

You then tried reinstalling to both drives in a RAID 1 array, this is when it gave you your first uncorrectable error warning, subsequent installs to this array have failed with multiple different errors?

This is when you deleted the RAID array and attempted to install Windows to the second drive in your list of drives, this was done as a single drive setup, and this also gave you an uncorrectable error, same as the RAID array, am I right so far?

And you're going to attempt to install to the first drive in your list of drives as a single drive? Same as when you first got it working?

Feel free to correct me on any of these if I'm wrong.

If all of the above is the case, I would try installing to the single drive like you did the first time when it worked, and then when you get into Windows (if it works) try running chkdsk /f on the other drive that gave the uncorrectable error, and see if the drive actually works as a storage drive.

If the drive cannot be used as a plain storage drive, then it is most likely a dead drive and you'll need to RMA it, and would be the reason why trying to install Windows to it fails.

Also, just like with the JumpDrive, make sure you're not trying to use the UEFI boot options on any of the drives, not just your JumpDrive.

It got to the point where it says "remove the flash drive and reboot" afterwards I removed the flash drive and got a APC Index mismatch error and it restarted. And I was presented with this http://imgur.com/cdzn1J9 I tried restarting, I got the same message, I tried inputting the boot drive again, and got the same error, so I went into BIOS and disabled the Windows Boot Manager, I booted up, there was a quick crash, and then I got these partitions http://imgur.com/ddX8EAKI didn't create on my own. I thought that was odd, but I continued on. And got this message I hadnt got before http://imgur.com/rAC0VJ0 and then while installing crashed again.

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It got to the point where it says "remove the flash drive and reboot" afterwards I removed the flash drive and got a APC Index mismatch error and it restarted. And I was presented with this http://imgur.com/cdzn1J9 I tried restarting, I got the same message, I tried inputting the boot drive again, and got the same error, so I went into BIOS and disabled the Windows Boot Manager, I booted up, there was a quick crash, and then I got these partitions http://imgur.com/ddX8EAKI didn't create on my own. I thought that was odd, but I continued on. And got this message I hadnt got before http://imgur.com/rAC0VJ0 and then while installing crashed again.

New problem, I got the drive to work, but now when I get to the sign in screen after installing, it says SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION bsod, I looked it up and apparently its something related to drivers, but I cant update drivers if I cant access it. So, would I use the driver disks?

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New problem, I got the drive to work, but now when I get to the sign in screen after installing, it says SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION bsod, I looked it up and apparently its something related to drivers, but I cant update drivers if I cant access it. So, would I use the driver disks?

A quick google search says to uninstall this particular update from Microsoft KB2778344.

Try that.

But you have to do it in Safe mode.

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