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04-17-2016 09:47 AM
I am sorry that I didn't answer sooner, but I don't have any solution for you with the exception of doing a full System Recovery. If you do this, you should make a backup of your personal data. The Recovery will take it back to the original configuration which will delete all of your data and apps that you added.
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04-17-2016 10:45 AM
It will format the hard drive and reset the operating system and apps to what they were when the computer was new. You will notice a definite increase in system performance. I believe a glitch has occurred in the current setup that is causing the error message that you are receiving.
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04-18-2016 12:00 PM
After trying and re-trying the BIOS changes from our previous sessions - leery of re-formating the harddrive - I got no change and even a few cold re-boots when it wanted to know what language I preferred for my keyboard (without allowing me to use my keyboard to respond, of course), I continued to search and search and found some suggesting it might be a sign that my harddrive was failing. I started to do a back up of my files but found that I couldn't even do that because Bitlocker blocked my backups from finishing. Off to Microsoft to learn about Bitlocker after I couldn't find anything of it on my computer. Microsoft said I could get the Bitlocker passward from them but alas once I got the password, they said I didn't even have Bitlocker. Hmmmmm. I commenced backing up my pertinent files by copying them to thumbdrives. Several hours later, I discovered that I was no longer getting the RAIDXpert error messages, nor am I experiencing them today either. I hesitate to say this but, though we don't know how, the problem seems to be solved. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge, my friend.
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