*Awaiting parts to convert both RAID0 arrays to RAID10. Until moved to port 1 & 2 the drives did not become available in the RAID config utility. Had to move the drives to the first two SATA ports on the MB to get RAIDXpert2 config to see the drives even though the MB saw the drives in other slots. SATA Drive connections in SLOTS 1 & 2 worked. When done properly one can conform to the new MS UEFI security and still have RAID. If you do not see the RAID volumes go back to BIOS delete and rebuild the array(s).ĭeviated from DOC by not enabling CSM BOOT. When installing windows and after you have loaded BOTH the additional drivers (rcbottom then rcraid) you will see the RAID volumes and other volumes. When you setup an array it initializes the array and stores the array config on the drives. Pay close attention to the RAID setup in the BIOS. If you do- it will also delete the critical RAID information on the disk and you will not be able to install the OS. I also did a clean install of Windows 10 afterwards since v. This disappearing issue recently started happening after flashing to the latest BIOS version for my motherboard in early November. All system drivers and Windows 10 updates are current as well. Win10 Installer did not see second USB partition until I selected 'Rescan' in driver loading section of install.īig gotcha when the windows installer comes up do not delete any partitions. All device firmware is up-to-date (verified using Samsung Magician). 1st Windows 10 Boot, 2nd Driver Storage (Loaded above drivers to this partition).

Partitioned USB Drive into 2 separate partitions. While I do not have a direct answer for you I can share how I got NVME & SATA Raid working after days of research and time dealing with ASUS & AMD.Ģnd rcraid (Both from the NVME_DID) Folder contained in the AMD / Chipset Drivers / Raid Driversīoot Method: Windows 10 boot USB created on a Win10 machine with MS MediaCreator. AMD's documentation on this is less than stellar.

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