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I read the following post and I am having an issue with my laptop (Acer Aspire S7-392). The drive set up was RAID0. I have little experience in RAID setup, but here is the screen I encounter once booted

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After digging around the forum, I came across this Repair raid after bad suspension (Error Occurred 0)

Does anybody knows how to boot Window despite the RST showing an error? Exiting the RST screen display no boot loader. PC has been working fine until yesterday. Thank you for input. The OS is Windows 10.

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For Intel Rapid Storage controllers, a failure in RAID-0 auto-resolves if the drive is still actually good.

  • Remove the bad-marked one, start the system. It should only one member disk (the good one) and RAID status FAILED (with red).

  • Power off. Reconnect the drive with problem.

  • Now the RAID status and drives should be normal/green.

If the drive still show red/error and the system does not boot it means the drive is actually damaged (which unfortunately appears to be your case) and there's not much you can do except use a boot disk and then run a scandisk utility on it to detect the actual problems.

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Solution: due to the mSATA form factor of the S7-392, there is no mean in resetting the tag through RST without buying a mSATA to SATA adapter.

Assessing the RAID0 can be done using Ubuntu boot disc.

Backup file can be done by loading the Window 10 ISO and using command prompt to pull out folders that you need before formating.

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