- Acronis home support for raid 0 drivers#
- Acronis home support for raid 0 windows 10#
- Acronis home support for raid 0 pro#
I also try this, and after removing any program that's not installed as available for all users or that were installed through the MS Store because it gets associated with the current users, the system finally finishes generalizing at shuts itself down.
Acronis home support for raid 0 drivers#
So, I google and google and read and read, and the conclusion I come to is that Win10 isn't loading the RAID drivers, and quite possibly the default drivers won't work anyway, so because these Windows Image Backups are done in VHDX format I'm able to use DISM to mount the image and inject the drivers into the offline image, which I do, and try again: NO JOY AGAIN! Ugh! So, now I read that the only way to make the PNP system trigger and detect the new drive hardware is to generalize the installation with the Sysprep command.
Win10 BSOD's with the error INACCESSIBLE BOOT DEVICE.the EFI partition is working perfectly, and the installation BEGINS to boot, displaying the little spinning progress thingy, but after what starts to feel like about 10 seconds too long it BSOD's with that error. Initially, I just created a backup image of the drive and tried to use a WInRE boot USB and the Restore Image function to restore this image to the RAID array after loading the drivers- no joy. 59 TB (one for Win10 and one for Linux- so both can benefit from the extra read/write speed, which is considerable from the benchmarks I've run!). I did so, and set up one array at about 1.39TB and one array at about. Previously, I had Win10 installed on 1 Corsair SSD and I had Garuda Linux installed on a second Sabrent Rocket 4.0 500GB NVMe SSD, but I had since pulled out the Sabrent SSD and replaced it with a second identical Corsair 1TB drive so that I could enable NVME RAID mode on the motherboard. Suffice it to say that to replace this installation would take me nearly another 2 months to get it back to where it is, and that's not something I relish the idea of, sooooo I want to migrate the existing installation to my newly setup RAID0 array of SSD's. Ok, so the existing Win10 installation is about 2 months old and is finally all configured the way I want it with all the software/etc that I want installed and running. Zotac Nvidia RTX 2080 SUPER 8GB OC Triple FanĪsus ROG Strix LC360 AIO CPU Liquid Cooler
Acronis home support for raid 0 pro#
Configuration is as follows:Īsus ROG Strix X570-E Gaming M/B with latest FWĬorsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4-3200 2x16GBĢx Corsair Force MP600 M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen4 x4 1TB SSD's in RAID 0 I also have a technician laptop with a similar configuration that can be used to mount/modify images, difference being it's running build 21H1 instead, but back to the desktop system at hand.
Acronis home support for raid 0 windows 10#
I'll give some background, the steps I've already tried, and where I'm currently at.įirst, background: This is a Windows 10 20H2 build with the MDT, Win10 ADK, and ADK WinPE add-on all installed. I had such a great experience on this forum working with a very nice gentleman named Gary who helped me with a malware infection on one of my laptops, that I thought I would post my latest quandary here and see if anyone has any suggestions.
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