So I recently purchased a 120gb SSD that I intend on using with Intel's SRT. Computer bits are as in my signature.
I stick my HDD onto the Marvell SATA port, boot into Windows and install the RAID drivers, and that goes fine. Plop both HDD and SSD back onto the Intel ports and change from AHCI to RAID, and my computer sees no bootable volumes. Just "disk read error". Go into BIOS, and both drives are recognized in the UEFI, restart, both show up in the legacy Intel RAID config utility, but with no RAID volumes of course.
Now I messed around with RAID 0 years and years ago and I don't remember the details, but I'm pretty sure single hard drives can still be booted into while in RAID. Whether Windows loads or not is an entirely different matter, but they'll still show up as bootable drives.
Can someone share some insight?
I stick my HDD onto the Marvell SATA port, boot into Windows and install the RAID drivers, and that goes fine. Plop both HDD and SSD back onto the Intel ports and change from AHCI to RAID, and my computer sees no bootable volumes. Just "disk read error". Go into BIOS, and both drives are recognized in the UEFI, restart, both show up in the legacy Intel RAID config utility, but with no RAID volumes of course.
Now I messed around with RAID 0 years and years ago and I don't remember the details, but I'm pretty sure single hard drives can still be booted into while in RAID. Whether Windows loads or not is an entirely different matter, but they'll still show up as bootable drives.
Can someone share some insight?