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- Apr 12, 2004
Hello everyone,
This is in reference to my P4 rig in my sig...
I just got an brand new retail copy of XP Pro (all legit). I have two 80gb hitachi SATA drives that I wanted to use in RAID0. I tried for 4 or 5 hours the other night and could NOT get it to install on the RAID. I could get to the "installing devices" stage of XP and it would just hang and then give me an error.
I tried unplugging the usb ports I had hooked up to the mobo, I tried using one stick of RAM, I made sure to load all of my RAID drivers, and I set up the RAID via my manual. None of these things worked. I even unplugged my speakers. Needless to say I just gave up and installed windows on one of the 80 giggers. Now I have windows set up as follows: OS on one 80gb hdd, other 80gb hdd is formatted and has nothing on it, and finally I have a 200gb hdd with all of my programs and music on it.
I know both of the 80gb drives are good, but I cannot figure out why I cannot install windows on them in a RAID configuration. Any help would be appreciated.
This is in reference to my P4 rig in my sig...
I just got an brand new retail copy of XP Pro (all legit). I have two 80gb hitachi SATA drives that I wanted to use in RAID0. I tried for 4 or 5 hours the other night and could NOT get it to install on the RAID. I could get to the "installing devices" stage of XP and it would just hang and then give me an error.
I tried unplugging the usb ports I had hooked up to the mobo, I tried using one stick of RAM, I made sure to load all of my RAID drivers, and I set up the RAID via my manual. None of these things worked. I even unplugged my speakers. Needless to say I just gave up and installed windows on one of the 80 giggers. Now I have windows set up as follows: OS on one 80gb hdd, other 80gb hdd is formatted and has nothing on it, and finally I have a 200gb hdd with all of my programs and music on it.
I know both of the 80gb drives are good, but I cannot figure out why I cannot install windows on them in a RAID configuration. Any help would be appreciated.