I’ve been using a generally stable 2x2TB PCIe Gen 4 M.2 NVME RAID 0 as my Windows 10 boot volume on my X570-based PC for a few months now. I recently realized that the related storport.sys driver was causing some bad DPC latency spikes in my system along with potentially my RTX 3090 GPU being in PCIe Gen 4 mode being a factor as well, also contributing to USB instability which made my Elgato Stream Deck constantly crash to the logo splash screen. I then forced my GPU to PCIe Gen 3 in my BIOS settings and updated my AMD RAID drivers from AMD’s website, in addition to installing RaidXpert 2 and StoreMI, also from the same AMD X570 download page. StoreMI actually failed to install for some reason and I just forgot about it honestly. As soon as I did those installations, my computer went into automatic repair mode after a restart and refused to boot again, and when I go to the command prompt in the recovery options, it does not recognize my RAID 0 array as an active volume, even though my BIOS still does. I’m thinking something got screwed up with the RAID drifver installation and I need to install good drivers to regain use of my RAID 0 array boot volume. Problem is that I need to boot into Windows to install the drivers in the first place, so it’s something of a catch-22. Is there any way out of this for me that doesn’t involve a complete wipe of my boot volume?
I feel like every time I try to fix an issue I’m experiencing with my PC which is ALWAYS an edge case thing since I seem to be a human edge case, I end up doing something that makes it way worse.