RAID 0 drives after changing motherboards?

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Davie

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I swapped motherboards and am worried that I now have to reformat my RAID 0 drives to access them. It's already too late to dump the data to another location, since the old motherboard was no longer working. Any ideas on how I could save the data? Would putting in a new drive to boot Windows 7 take care of it?In both the old motherboard and the new motherboard, it has the controller. The RAID 0 drives are SATA 3 and plug right into the motherboard.
 
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Roscio

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I suppose the raid 0 unit is on the motherboard.take a look on the site of the manufacturer brand to see if there is such a utility to recover data (usually they have one)
 
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Kukopia

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If the boot drive was the raid drives, the easiest way will be to install another HD, load an OS onto it (w/o the raid drives connected) and then connect the raid drives and use the mfgs utility to recover the data.
 
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