Raid 0 problem 890gxm-G65

Hello, I've been trying things with my pc for hours but I still don't know what is going wrong.
-I've 2 identical hdd's in sata slots
-I didn't get any option to ctrl + f, so i downloaded: (32 bit) ATI SB7xx/SB8xx RAID Driver from msi
-I put the drivers on my USB stick, booted from it and it installed?? (to where?) a program: raid option rom version 3.2.1540.6 (i downloaded the 32 bit version... my guess now that my usb flashed the bios for raid drivers? but I flashed the wrong bit version, I want to use 64 bit. though it seems strange to me that drivers in Bios are 32 / 64 bit related? since bios flash downloads aren't.)
-I put the 64 bit ATI SB7xx/SB8xx RAID Driver on my USB stick to see if it installed automatically, to bad... it didn't it says (find another boot device or something like that)
-I made an LD works all fine, it says Functional 1.999 TB or something.
-Booting windows installation, can't find the logical drive array, I think: ''no problem I have the drivers.''
-Installed the driver (load driver option) that came with ATI SB7xx/SB8xx RAID Driver [AMD AHCI Compatible RAID Controller (D:\ahcix64s.inf) (x64), but still no recognition.
Is all this going wrong due to a wrong bios update? Or whatever I did with the 32 bit?? Driver software that made the raid array?
My option in the bios AHCI/RAID/IDE = Raid
Raid chip = enabled
While losing my mind hehe, I thought the software should be stored in the bios, with formatted harddisks where else could they be? So I
-flashed the bios to version 1.9 with a fat32 flash function in the bios (n-flash i think)
but I still have that stupid ''raid option rom version 3.2.1540.6'' (32 bit download) Which I expect is the problem here, but I'm raid noob lol.
-Windows does recognize my harddrives when I do IDE instead of RAID in bios.
Questions: Why doesn't Windows 7 recognize my raid array after installing 64 bit raid drivers? Is it due to wrong bios software [raid option rom version 3.2.1540.6]? How can I fix this?
I'm totally lost please help me...
Greetings,
Sten

Quote from: Sabbath on 20-July-11, 23:41:24
Ok,
So if the 64bit driver I linked is seen during your windows install and at that time correctly accepted, as w7 continues its install till its complete, I don't understand why there is a 32 bit pop up.
That is why I suggested starting over being you did install at some point a 32 bit driver.
Does your msi resource CD have a raid driver on it?
When I did my msi raid, I installed my raid driver from msi's site during install and after I was in windows I needed to complete it by installing a raid driver off the CD.
This removed all yellow flags in device manager concerning my raid.
It is accepted, i suppose it's complete. But the 64 bit driver installs 4 times quicker than the 32 bit version. So maybe W7 doesn't install the 64 bit driver good enough? I can't install w7 at all since it can't find any harddrives to install on. I would like to start over, but I don't know how to delete the 32 bit driver... Formatting harddrives doesn't delete the driver, and bringing bios settings to default neither. I flashed the bios to 1.9 which didn't help aswell. If I mark the button  ''shows only hardware compatible drivers'' my original msi cd doesn't give any drivers. Though there are drivers on it, but they aren't compatible... Should I flash my bios back to 1.0? Hopefully it will delete all its extra features like raid array. And then I install it with the correct 64 bit driver. But it seems weird that the problem is there... Since it seems logical to me that the bios doesn't work on 32bit / 64 bit programms.
Are there risks concerning flashing the bios back to version 1.0? Would it help? I would like to know where the driver is located... where does it get installed? Did I accidently indeed flashed my bios by booting with the driver usb, how can it be deleteD? And is that the problem? Meh! Thanks for your help Sabbath, appreciated ^^ Isn't there a moderator or technician from MSI on these forums that can help me?

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