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"There will be a new menu in your BIOS, or a new menu accessible with a hotkey during POST. "
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I also see this Code: 30 Check CPU but I think only after the PC wakes up from sleep. I wonder what this is.

Did you go to Disk Management in Windows? When you open it up, you should see the RAID as one disk.
Then you can set the GPT and format the drive.

Sorry, I can't tell. I have only 1 NVMe...

Yes, it's in the BIOS as the manual says. You just need to change the Compatibility Support Module to enable it. I'm using 4 drives in RAID 10.

OK, here is the procedure to get the RAID menu in BIOS enabled:

In the Boot\CSM (Compatibility Support Module) set the Launch CSM "Enabled". Then set Boot Device Control to "UEFI only". Rest is...

I can do it in the evening. What I remember doing was setting everything to UEFI instead of Auto or Legacy. Also I created the RAID in Windows, maybe the BIOS detected the array and offered the menu.

You guys won't believe this! I just entered the BIOS to adjust the fans and I saw the RAID setup menu!!!
I did not update the firmware or anything. I have the 503. It just appeared.

True, haha! I need to install my own XAMPP I'm not sure how they would interfere with RAIDXpert. Probably I have to move the php files over or something. I'd rather uninstall the whole.

You are a genius! Thanks.
Probably it's just a simple RFTM. :)

I think all RAID problems are solved in this thread.

Hello,

I have installed every driver for my Zenith Extreme. In the RAIDXpert2 main page it lists my drives but when I click Array-->Create, there are no drives and I can't create any RAID array.
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