I ran the Magician software.
It states "Magician is unable to find a Samsung SSD connected to your system...."
It does however id the drive in the Drive Info tab as - Intel Raid 0 Volume SCSI Disk Drive.
I assume I am going to continue to have a problem because of the Raid array?
Other than a Performance Benchmark test which shows Sequential and Random read and write results all other options are inaccessible (grey).
Drive Health Status states "N/A" presumably as it says it is unable to find a Samsung SSD connected to the system.
Huh, can you try to split the RAID? So they are 2 different drives?
I don't know how.
If I switch of RAID in the BIOS I assume I will not be able to boot into Windows and run Magician.
Any suggestions?
I assume it was the sfc/scannow results which indicate that one of the drives is failing?
Yea. I would try to plug one of the drives and see if it BSODs.
The boot failed.
Message states "The boot selection failed because a required drive is inaccessible".
As this is a RAID0 presumably it needs both drives to boot.
Your best bet is to split the RAID and run Magician on each drive.
I dual booted, split the Raid, and ran Magician on each drive.
Magician states the health of each drive is "Good".
Okay now run MemTest86+ for 8 passes. It must be MemTest86+. RAM - Test with Memtest86+
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