You recently installed a new RAID controller card in a PCIe expansion slot on your computer. After setting up the controller, you transfer data from the backup you created over to the computer. When you finish the setup, you turn the computer off and return it to its normal location. When you turn the computer on, you immediately receive the error message, "RAID not found." What might be the problem?

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Reed Adkins

Computers & Technology

22 April, 09:01

You recently installed a new RAID controller card in a PCIe expansion slot on your computer. After setting up the controller, you transfer data from the backup you created over to the computer. When you finish the setup, you turn the computer off and return it to its normal location. When you turn the computer on, you immediately receive the error message, "RAID not found." What might be the problem?

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Jayvon Mcdonald · Answer 1

Expansion card failed or became unseated.

Explanation:

A current RAID controller card was installed in such a PCIexpress slot on the user's system. Once the device is installed, the user transmits information to the device from those in the backup that you made. While the installation is finished, the system is turned off - and returned toward its correct position. Once he turns on his system, then he immediately obtains the error message that is not found on the RAID.

So, Expansion card may have failed or unseated issues may have emerged.