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I have access to the hdd with windows, but it won't boot because of one raid driver. I'm trying to delete manually. Any suggestions?

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I have access to the hdd with windows, but it won't boot because of one raid driver. I'm trying to delete manually. Any suggestions?

You are screwed. If you delete it it will BSOD probably.

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You are screwed. If you delete it it will BSOD probably.

Damn. Well gonna back up the files and try to find the files and delete manually. Bloody update to the driver

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