Raid 0 to SSD

Having trouble changing from Raid 0 to SSD.

I brought the size of my boot partition down until it could fit on the ssd. The raid 0 will still boot when my Asus P5K (p35 chip and ach9r) is set to raid in bios.

Then, I 'cloned' the raid 0 onto my SSD using acronis.

The SSD will boot up... sort of. It will boot the raid 0 as drive c. If I unplug the raid array the ssd will not boot when the bios is set to raid, ahci, or ide. The same 0xc000000e error comes up.

Any ideas? Is there any way to edit the registry of the ssd partition before booting with it? Maybe change the msahci setting to 0?


Thanks
Adam

Not striping the ssd

I want to remove the raid 0 disks and use them in a nas box. I bought an ssd for a boot drive and a caviar black for files.

The idea is to copy the boot partition to the ssd and use the wd hdd for storage. However I'm having trouble cloning the boot info to the ssd. Unfortunately, a clean install will be difficult until we move in a couple of months as my win7 disk is in storage. (oddly my win xp disks are still near the computer but...)

Any ideas?

I guess it's not that clear what I'm trying to do.

I have a raid 0 with two seagate drives.

I want to replace that raid 0 with non raid drives.

First, an ssd which is my boot disk. Second, a caviar black which is my storage disk.

No problem with the caviar black. She's happy in there.

But, after cloning the raid 0 setup onto the ssd, the ssd will not boot to windows. The ugly error comes on boot up. 0xc000000e and it says I should rebuild my win7.

I used acronis home

Should go to bed now as I have two sick kids who are gonna wake up at random hours. Tomorrow I will try again. Maybe I can try the procedure win7clutz describes. I like the image idea, maybe cloning was not the way to go.

It worked! I was able to use Acronis to take an image and mount it back onto the SSD.

Then, I booted from the ssd and changed the registry setting that allows ACHI mode. Now my RAID disks are available for the NAS and my SSD is running cool, quiet, and fast.

Thanks for you help! Now to get my wife's outlook, blackberry, etc. set up properly...