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# Common Errors

### Fix common issues

#### No disk appears during Windows install

This usually means the RAID setup is incomplete.

Check these first:

* you extracted the RAID archive
* you copied the correct `AM4` or `AM5` folder
* you loaded both `AMD-RAID Bottom Device` and `AMD-RAID Controller`

Also verify:

* `SATA Mode` is set to `RAID`
* `NVMe Mode` is `Enabled`
* `CSM` is `Disabled`
* `UEFI` is enabled

{% hint style="warning" %}
On Windows 11, use the required `autounattend.xml` file.
{% endhint %}

#### You used the wrong method

Use the correct route:

* **Intel** never uses RAID here
* **AMD + Rust** must use RAID reinstall
* **AMD + other supported games** should use a virtual disk

#### The game was installed on `C:`

Move the install path to the virtual disk.

If needed, reinstall the game to the new drive.

Do not keep the target game on `C:`.

#### RAID install finished, but verification looks wrong

Open **Task Manager** → **Performance** → **Disk (C:)**.

You should see `AMD-RAID Array X` or `SCSI Disk Device`.

If not, repeat the RAID setup from the USB and driver step.

#### Old accounts or cloud apps were used

After reinstall:

* use a brand new offline account
* do not sign into OneDrive
* do not sign into GeForce Experience or Medal

#### Virtual disk is too small

Create it larger and leave spare space.

Use the game size plus `10` to `20 GB`.


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