Help! 875P Neo ATA133 configuration

Hello to u all,
I've got some doubts about my configuration.
The person that mounted my pc has done as follows:
got a cd writer connected on IDE1, a dvd reader connected on IDE2 . IDE1 and IDE2 are the two socket for ATA100 devices.
That's ok.
The hard disk is an 80 Gig Maxtor @ 7200 rpm, that goes in ATA133. It is connected to IDE3, the socket for ATA133 devices.
Now... when I turn on my pc, after the bios summary screen, it appears a Fastrak 378 screen, telling that my disk is an 80 gig running in RAID 1+0 Stripe.
What's that?!? ?(
Well, I know that I can use RAID even if I only got one hd, but is that the right mode to configure my controller for the hard disk I have?
I think that this controller manages not only SerialATA and RAID capability, but also ATA133. But... If I would like to use an ATA133 device WITHOUT using RAID capabilities on it?!? Can I? And what's the loss or the gain of that, in performance?
Should I fix eventually the mode I use my hd without loss of the things I've got in it?
This question is urgent for me because I've got to install Win XP (now I'm a win2000 user), and I've noticed I've got to do much things now in the installation process, such as:
- by pressing F6 at the start of the winXP installation process, load from a diskette the SATA and/or RAID driver... in my case, i have to load the controller's RAID driver.
- My disk is -obviously- unaccessible from a non hd boot. There're no controller's driver to let my hd visibility.
Well, I know i'm a newbie with this new tecnology.. :-)
My best of performance idea was the ATA66 device I had on my last pc... :D
Now I need some need, in order to adjust my system and allow it to work properly.
Thanks a lot!

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Originally posted by arby
If I understand your question correctly - you want to connect your 80g drive to IDE3 in tne non-RAID mode and be able to boot from it - the answer is yes. That\\\'s what I do. Unfortunately, I don\\\'t know if you will lose the data on your drive if you reconfigure it for non-RAID.
Well... Thanks a lot for your infos, now wait for someone who can tell if i lose data reconfiguring my hd as a non raid one.
Also, I'd like to know what's the gain (or the loss) in performance between the two solutions... And by the way...how to configure my ATA133 as a non RAID disk. :D

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When booting it says: No devices found, BIOS not installed. I got the the advice to disable S-ATA in the BIOS, but then no S-ATA drive will work ofcourse.
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- MSI 875P Neo-FISR (PCB 2.0) mainboard with A6758 BIOS version
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controller, strange!)
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Not sure what the problem is.
Like I said, all the settings in Integrated Peripherals>>On-Chip IDE Config should only affect the Intel controller(IDE1&2,Serial1&2)
The only interaction you have with the Promise controller(IDE3,Serial3&4) is through Integrated Peripherals>>Promise Controller(As SATA, As Raid, Disabled). You can also select a drive connected to the Promise as a boot device from Bios>>Advanced Features>>Boot Device Select.
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My assumption so far is that you have WinXP installed on a drive on the Intel controller and that it is booting/functioning properly.
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2- Shutdown/Unplug power and disconnect all 3 drives from the Promise controller.
3- Plugin power/Boot to the Bios and set the Promise controller to "disabled". Also make sure Intel "On-Chip IDE Config" menu "Config SATA As Raid" option is set to "NO"
4- Save and reboot to WinXP. There should be no Bios errors and the Promise entries in Device Manager should be gone.
5- Shutdown/Unplug Power and reconnect 1 drive(the SATA to Serial3 for simplicity) Power + data cables!
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9- Now after another reboot if the SATA drive isn't visible from Windows Explorer, try the diskmgmt.msc utility again.
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thanks for your great help
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