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I also ran the memory test programm and it passed OK I don't understand I had windows X64 installed on this drive and it worked the only thing that has changed I updated the bios and it still boots X64 and XP pro on the other two SCSI drives Is there a problem with SATA? Unfortunately, yes.

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Can't boot from SATA raid array.
And now you can't see the XP x64, of course. Blogged in November of 2005... http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64/archive/2005/11/21/76180.aspx Check the Wrong Order section. Over the years, I've kept my multi-boot configurations in a fairly short leash and they've come and gone with regularity.

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