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How to access P55 RAID controller menu?
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09-18-09
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How to access P55 RAID controller menu?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813121387
Got this board in hand for a customer. But i don't see a prompt to enter the RAID BIOS (yes, i have enabled RAID in the central BIOS.) Am i missing something?
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Figured it out. I had to turn the backplane on by pressing all the HDD's buttons on the front. I thought they were just fancy lights on the front... Problem being now the machine blue screens.
First time using i7, not going well.
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Ctrl + I should enter the RAID bios if that is what you are referring to.
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10-15-09
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A couple of things here:
- on Intel boards, the BIOS->Advanced->Drive Configuration option may need to be changed from Legacy to Enhanced, and the RAID mode to Enabled - many boards also have a BIOS->Boot->AddOn ROM Display mode setting - I also encountered a (really annoying gotcha) on a non-Intel Bios board (Asus P7P55D) where setting the addon JMicron controller to AHCI mode appeared to mask the ICH10R RAID prompt - something else to watch out for. Hopefully these notes help someone ... though I suspect the OP has already resolved their problem. |
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