Tach Dieter, hello Fernando!

I feel the urge to say many many thanks for your great and abundant work. My PC was inoperable after the anniversary update, but with your precious help I got it to work (even with the system partition on the raid array). What would we do without guys like you... ;-) ?

The least thing to give back is sharing my experiences with the install with all. At first, I came to know NTLite as somewhat tricky. After having done some work with wims it refused storage, un-/ remounting and so. I had to clean the computer with dism option /cleanup-wim (I downloaded DISM separately) several times. Even then reconverting the modded install.wim back to esd stopped with errors. I finally had to use another program to reconvert it (shall I name? It's free, too). And before that, when unmounting the modded wims NTLite let me only conserve one of the embedded systems, not all. I found out that I had to uncheck "export" ("exportieren") in the options shown when you have mounted and modded an image and click on commit (anwenden); by default it is checked!

What I found somewhat surprising (and of course comfortable ;-) ) is that W10 Pro X64 1607 immediately was activated after a clean install (without giving a serial) and even before connecting to a microsoft account. Furthermore I had never ran a Windows version on that machine before which had been connected with my microsoft account (only W8.1 and W10 1511, which indeed had been activated, too). All the better...

On the other hand, trying to upgrade 1511 from the running system with the modded DVD (even scsi.inf substituted) didn't work. I got the same safe_OS/boot error than before with the original Microsoft iso; any future workaround in sight for this or can it be for other reason than raid?

Thanks a lot again for your helpful advice!

Greets, Volkmar

@Fernando
Thanks for taking the time to create those driver.
I do have an issue with them. I managed to get the raid working and migrated the old HHD to and new raid SSD. I am using Win10 64bit. The issue is that my old HHD is not displaying in explore. It can however show up in Disk Management and Task Manager too..
Here a screenshot of what you may need. Let me know if you need something else.

Hopefully this helps. Thanks



NOTE - Image will be deleted after 30 days from today........

Thanks for the reply man. You where right. it was a letter drive issue, funny it didn't gave me the option to change it last night.
The SSD is set as a RAID0. the old HDD is an NTFS and it is only a single drive, not array.

Zitat

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Why haven't you done a clean install of the OS onto your new SSD after having unplugged the members of your nForce RAID array?

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The reason why is that i couldn't. Because I believe i'm having an issue the PSU. Every time i try to ISO windows 10 on the USB, my computer crashes. No BOSD, just a black screen and sometimes i hear sound from the speakers...

Zitat

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Where is your boot sector and the MBR (still on the RAID array, on the SSD or on both)?

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The boot sector and the MRB are copy over from the old HHD all the same partition. So both...

Zitat

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Why didn't you use the easy attachment option of the Forum software? >Here< is the guide about how to use it.

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lol i didnt see that attachment option.

Thank you for your help. My brain died on me last night.

EDIT by Fernando: Unneeded blank lines have been removed (to save space) and the quotation code simplified (quoted text is automaticly shown with italic characters).

Hello,
Many thanks for the great work!
My system is M3N78-EM, RAID 1, Win 10 64 bit.
I had problems with the update Win 10 1511 to 1607 - "INACCESSABLE_BOOT_DEVICE"
When you try to clean install of Win 10 1607 - found no RAID to install OS.
I followed the instructions in this post:
[HOT] Win10 Update makes nForce RAID arrays unaccessable (21)
And then the installation was successful.
To add section "Storage" in the NVidia control panel, installed manually by Fernandos Latest 64bit nForce Driverpack for Win7-10 x64 v10.4.rar \IDE\Win764\raidtool\setup.exe
In customize Win 10 ISO I Insert these drivers https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AK...014229B9E752333 v11.1.0.43. But as someone else had written here, Windows did not want to sleep. I did update with nForce SATARAID v10.6.0.23 section "Storage Controllers" all NVidia devices and problem falling asleep gone.

My only question is whether I have used the correct drivers (AHCI / RAID drivers and nForce SATARAID drivers) for insertion into ISO file?
EDIT: BTW, to me there is no "Expand the section System Devices" and look for devices named "Generic SCSI Array Device" (or similar with another language). These are the members (HDD / SSD) of your nForce RAID array (s) "
Is it normal ? If not, what is the reason?

Hey Fernando. I followed your steps on #146. Have an Nforce 780i mobo and the update just before the 1607 made my raid 0 not populate. These drivers of yours worked well. I hope I don't have any more trouble. Thanks for the instructions and drivers.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #383

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If everything is running fine now, you have inserted the correct nForce RAID driver into the ISO file.

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Any ideas guys ?

Having got an nForce array working under Widows 10 (a few posts ago), I now have exactly the same issue with a RevoDrive (an OCZ dual SandForce PCI-E card) not being accessable during installation, even with the drivers. Could this be fixed in similar way? I've searched through your forums but can't see anything obvious. The drivers are Silicon Image SiI 3124 SoftRAID 5 ones.

Thank you!