However, make sure to confirm that your computer configuration is supported by this release before any utility is installed on it. If you apply this software, the system will be able to make use of several features concerning available storage controllers. For additional information, please refer to the AMD RAIDXpert Guide Follow the prompts in the installation dialog boxes. The first RAIDXpert installation dialog box appears.
Double-click the Installer icon to launch it (right). Double-click the Install CD’s icon to open it. Insert the software CD into your CD-ROM drive. If you are not logged in as the Administrator, logout, then log in again as the Administrator. If the computer is already running, exit all programs. Boot the PC or server, launch Windows, and log in as the Administrator. AMD is not responsible for any loss of data resulting from the use, disuse or misuse of this or any other AMD product.įollow these steps to install RAIDXpert on your Windows-based PC or Server: I can now see that my array is initializing (or "CREATE"ing).- You should back up all data before installing any drive controller or storage peripheral. After a restart, RAIDXpert2 worked finally. I then ran it again with only the driver selected (since RAIDXpert2 still wasn't working, I figured the Floppy/F6 driver wasn't enough), and this time it actually installed a driver.
I ended up running it once with just RAIDXpert2 selected (since I though I already had a working driver), and RAIDXpert2 reinstalled. It finished very quickly and RAIDXpert2 didn't get installed. I uninstalled all the AMD drivers/software, then tried installing again, but noticed that amd_raid_drivers_9.2.0.105.exe wasn't really doing much when I told it to install both the driver and RAIDXpert2.
But I obviously want RAIDXpert2 up and running so I can see the array's status. I did this by loading the floppy/F6 driver manually (within Windows, not during installation). I was able to get the array detected in Windows and I created a disk. But the driver installer mentions ACHI Compatible. Should the BIOS be setup for RAID or AHCI? I have it set to RAID, of course.
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