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    Posted: 12 Oct 2017 at 2:31pm
Originally posted by MrSatoV MrSatoV wrote:

I have the same problem... and so far I don't see any fix here.  Has anyone managed to resolve this?  I can't help but think it's a browser issue because it just doesn't "function" - it's not like it's saying bad user/pass.  So far I've tried IE and Chrome - it's a new install so don't have others yet.  Not really a priority.


Delete the file rc_login.txt from C:\Program Files (x86)\RAIDXpert2 and retry with admin and admin.
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Originally posted by Ronin4740 Ronin4740 wrote:

For what it's worth this is the screen I see:



When I type admin and admin the submit button is not clickable...

I have the same problem... and so far I don't see any fix here.  Has anyone managed to resolve this?  I can't help but think it's a browser issue because it just doesn't "function" - it's not like it's saying bad user/pass.  So far I've tried IE and Chrome - it's a new install so don't have others yet.  Not really a priority.
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Originally posted by Ronin4740 Ronin4740 wrote:

Well, I finally fixed my issue.  After trying to install the driver using all of the downloads from AMD and Asrock I could find I stuck the Support CD into the optical drive and told the computer to search it for the driver.  It fixed the missing AMD-RAID Configuration SCSI Processor Device issue and let me login to RAIDXpert2.



Blech. A missing driver


The missing driver, which is missing from the AMD All in one driver package apparently, is this one from your board's download page:

SATA Floppy Image ver:8.1.0.26

The file download folder is named "Floopy(v8.1.0.26). No, the "Floopy" part is not a typo of mine... Wink
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Originally posted by timberty timberty wrote:

[QUOTE=Ronin4740]When I try that I get a 404 page not found via http and a ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR in chrome, a An error occurred during a connection to 127.0.0.1:25902. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length. Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG error in firefox and a Can?�t connect securely to this page
This might be because the site uses outdated or unsafe TLS security settings. If this keeps happening, try contacting the website?�s owner. in IE.

I guess I'll try uninstalling/reinstalling the RAID software in Windows.  Maybe I screwed something up when I installed it. 
[/QUOTE

Using HTTP instead of HTTPS. Otherwise, here are a few solutions you can try, which I found from Google.

https://usefulpcguide.com/16820/fix-err_ssl_protocol_error-google-chrome/


The "site' is 127.0.0.1, localhost. ie: your computer
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[QUOTE=Ronin4740]When I try that I get a 404 page not found via http and a ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR in chrome, a An error occurred during a connection to 127.0.0.1:25902. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length. Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG error in firefox and a Can?�t connect securely to this page
This might be because the site uses outdated or unsafe TLS security settings. If this keeps happening, try contacting the website?�s owner. in IE.

I guess I'll try uninstalling/reinstalling the RAID software in Windows.  Maybe I screwed something up when I installed it. 
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Using HTTP instead of HTTPS. Otherwise, here are a few solutions you can try, which I found from Google.

https://usefulpcguide.com/16820/fix-err_ssl_protocol_error-google-chrome/
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Originally posted by Ronin4740 Ronin4740 wrote:

Well, I finally fixed my issue.  After trying to install the driver using all of the downloads from AMD and Asrock I could find I stuck the Support CD into the optical drive and told the computer to search it for the driver.  It fixed the missing AMD-RAID Configuration SCSI Processor Device issue and let me login to RAIDXpert2.



Blech. A missing driver
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Well, I finally fixed my issue.  After trying to install the driver using all of the downloads from AMD and Asrock I could find I stuck the Support CD into the optical drive and told the computer to search it for the driver.  It fixed the missing AMD-RAID Configuration SCSI Processor Device issue and let me login to RAIDXpert2. 

...Now I think I have a bad M.2 NVMe stick as the PC locks up after being on for a while and when I reboot it the BIOS doesn't see the device.  It takes a powercyle for the NVMe stick to show up.  Guess this MyDigital BPX 240GB stick going back to Amazon and I'll order a Western Digital 240GB stick to replace it.  Loving Macrium Reflect right now as it should let me simply install the image from a backup to the new NVMe stick.    
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I also seem to be missing a driver.  Not sure how to install it - I've run the driver/chipset install numerous times... 

Help?
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Windows Programs and Features show the version to be 8.1.0.38

Oddly since flashing the 2.20 BIOS it seems the motherboard isn't seeing my USB keyboard until after the system has passed the RAID setup - the computer isn't seeing my cntrl+R key presses... it does see the F2 presses to enter the BIOS after the RAID screen has come and gone... 

...Maybe I ought to clear the CMOS?  I made a few changes but they're easy enough to put back into the BIOS...  
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Originally posted by Ronin4740 Ronin4740 wrote:

@Wardog:

I didn't enter the port - I'm never given an opportunity to do so.  

The only way I know how to install RAIDXpert is through the All In one drivers install.


What RAIDXpert2 pdf revision number and date you have there?
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