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$!#&amp;$ I must have hit the MBR reset button when taking out the old MB. &nbsp;Now I have 2 MB's in the same boat. &nbsp;Is there anything I can do? &nbsp;Is there any way I can flash the MB to load the JMicron RAID config or something?
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$!#&$ I must have hit the MBR reset button when taking out the old MB.  Now I have 2 MB's in the same boat.  Is there anything I can do?  Is there any way I can flash the MB to load the JMicron RAID config or something?

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Well you should be able to set the raid config back up manually through bios. &nbsp;But some boards destroy the array/clear the drives when they create an array. &nbsp;This is why I said to create an image of your machine so if this happens you can boot to cd and restore. &nbsp;Did you create an image of some sort?
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Well you should be able to set the raid config back up manually through bios.  But some boards destroy the array/clear the drives when they create an array.  This is why I said to create an image of your machine so if this happens you can boot to cd and restore.  Did you create an image of some sort?

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My motherboard USB controller crapped out ( due to static shock i think). &nbsp;I bought the same model MB (MSI 975X Platinum V.2 775 R) and swapped it out with the busted old one. &nbsp;I configure the BIOS for RAID and get to a message that says &quot;DISK READ ERROR&quot;. &nbsp;Not even far enough to enter the RAID configuration?<br />
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The RAID 0 is 2 WD's &nbsp;they work fine, my old motherboard still works just no USB functionality.
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My motherboard USB controller crapped out ( due to static shock i think).  I bought the same model MB (MSI 975X Platinum V.2 775 R) and swapped it out with the busted old one.  I configure the BIOS for RAID and get to a message that says "DISK READ ERROR".  Not even far enough to enter the RAID configuration?

The RAID 0 is 2 WD's  they work fine, my old motherboard still works just no USB functionality.

Replacing Motherboard of the same model, new MB cannot identify RAID 0 set

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