Windows 7 Ultimate x64 clean install issues.

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  1. Bare Foot Kid
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    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
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    Hello theavatar, welcome to Seven Forums!



    As Greg suggested, breaking the RAID sorted the issue for you; good to see you got it running and thanks for the update.
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  3. billraim
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    win7 professional 32bit
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    Thanks for posting. It was exactly my problem.
    The bios has a specific order of which hard disk bay it looks at and if you have the boot drive in the wrong bay, the system won't boot and gives you the Operating System not found message. The bios should look at the other bay but doesn't.
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