NO, AW fracked up and you need to a) setup Raid, then B) reinistall windows.
Ill write you a quick guide, but call AW and have them walk you through it. I only know this well because it is the same nvidia RAID controller as my desktop.
First you need to enable NVIDIA raid in the BIOS, where you see disabled, change to enabled.
Second, make sure the second SATA drive
a)exists
b)is enabled in BIOS.
After that save changed and exit.
During boot up, when you see the AW logo, press ESC to see POST or just disable the “POST logo” in BIOS.
You will see black “dos like” screen instead of the AW face…
When it says NVIDIA RAID “Press F10 to enter RAID setup” (something like that) press F10
From there I would think you have to build your array. I don’t have it in front of me but the steps are similar to
1.create new array
2.Select disks for array (select both disks)
3.Type RAID is 0 or “striping”
4.After it creates the raid your status should say something like “
array 1 “stripe” healthy
5.Make this array your boot array (I think you just press b)
Bad news is after that you have to reinstall windows… in fact, if you did all this already, you lost all data (I warned ya)
When windows setup asks where to install, you should see “un partitioned space 200GB”
