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Author Topic: Fatal Error Occurred Raid relationship and Content of all hdds will be DESTROID  (Read 2921 times)

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willarthurmusic

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    Hi there,
    Today I turned on my computer and it went straight to a blue screen with white writing, highlighted red. The error message says "Fatal Error Occurred , Raid relationship and Content of all hdds will be DESTROIED - - - - Continue©?" (Yes destroied is spelt wrong). I have no idea what this means, is it a virus? Or is it actually an error? I'm scared to press continue, I just shut off the computer. If anyone knows how to help me, pleaseeeee reply. Thanks.

    Side note: running windows xp sp2
    running raid

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    try Recovery console- run Fixboot/fixmbr. and reboot.
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    willarthurmusic

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      hey thanks for your response

      The problem is the error screen pops up right when I turn on my computer :(

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      recovery console is accessed by booting from CD.

      If that appears before anything, including RAM checks or the BIOS screens, it might be a BIOS message.

      they're getting better, but I've seen a LOT of BIOS spelling errors. Namely my 286 that insisted it had EXTENTED RAM.

      IF you can access the BIOS setup screens (DEL, F2, etc) during boot-up, change the Boot sequence to access the CD-ROM, then boot from your windows CD.
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      willarthurmusic

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        Hi again,

        I can't seem to be able to even access the BIOS setup screen. I click f2 and it says at the bottom "Entering Setup" and then it goes to the next screen that checks raid and ram and whatever else, and when it gets to that screen, the error message pops up. So it doesn't seem like I can do anything :( In theory what do you think would happen if i clicked continue?