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community.acer.com/en/discussion/494000/predator-g9-793-78cm-disable-raid-0
it said can't load iastorageac.inf impossible invalid_Device request not formatte correctly, device does not exist.
i just type delete...
tried delete volume_000 or volume falcon. Nothing seems to work
just to understand which drives are involved on the RAID array.
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I can’t upload a picture
It said :
C:\raid_tool\delete
Drvload : loading iaACic.inf ok.
DrvLoad : Loading iaStorAC.inf error 0x80070103
INVALID_DEVICE : Request not formatter correctly, device does not exist
Volume by that name does not existe ! Name : OEMRAID0
3
INVALID_DEVICE : Request not formatter correctly, device does not exist
Volume by that name does not existe ! Name : Volume_0000
3
Done !
have an idea ? i didnt find raid tool for triton 700
upload the image here and post the link:
https://postimages.org
by the way, probably your laptop has a single SSD splitted in 2 parts with its own controller set as RAID.
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it has 2ssd in raid0
ok, try this:
right click the delete.bat file and choose to edit
then add this string
save it and try to run the delete.bat as on your previous try
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and in the bios sata mode its still Raid and i cant change noting.
are you installing windows 10 OS?
probably is missing a driver to access the RAID, can be the nmve or RAID driver (that's strange since it's Intel based)
to have the RAID0 back, you can try this guide (you don't need to download the CLI since you can use the RAID tool to create it and as system recovery, you can use the windows installation media, just copy the raid tool files on the USB flash drive root):
https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/385363#Comment_385363
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when i scan for nvme or raid driver, windows find nothing. but i dowloaded exe from intel website.
strange, my biod find it.
what is stranger is that a working windows was on that ssd. its like if the bios just allow raid0 ssd
are you able to boot to windows?
if so and once SSD is missing.
press windows logo + x keys
click on disk management
you will find the other SSD listed, just right click it and choose to Format is as NTFS
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when i boot with windows setup from the usb drive, the drive selection is empty.
the story is : i had a windows laptop with a single nvme drive. i took this drive to but it in a new laptop.
the bios see this drive, but boot with it. and when i boot from a usb windows install, i see none of my nvme drive.
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RAID is only a protocol, using it doesn't mean your drive will be added to an RAID array.
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