I then rebooted the server using the Microsoft Server 2019 USB drive and when I got to the 'Where do you want to install Windows?' screen I still couldn't see the RAID drive and neither could DiskPart. So I created a GPT partition on the drive and formatted it in NTFS. 7 SUM and SPP boot environments 3 SUM modes. Smart Update Manager (SUM), which is the SPP deployment tool. Using Gparted I could access the RAID drive which was unallocated. Updating ProLiant Servers with HPE SUM d8taDude. So I rebooted the server using a live Ubuntu USB stick. If I then cancel the installation and select Repair your computer and access DiskPart through the command prompt the RAID disk is not listed, only drive 0 (the USB drive). Using the USB stick the server boots into the Windows Server 2019 install screens until I get to the 'Where do you want to install Windows?' screen and the RAID drive is not listed as drive 1. 01-06-2021 05:30 PM HPE D元60 Gen10 - Boot to External USB Hi all, New here, need some assistance - have a new D元60 Gen10 - turned on and ready to configure. Following the Rufus instructions I went into the server BIOS and disabled secure boot. I downloaded the latest version of Server 2019 and used Rufus to install it to a USB drive, in GPT, UEFI (non CSM) and NTFS mode. The PC should boot to the Windows 10 USB stick. Then select the UEFI USB stick which contains the Windows 10 installation files. Windows 10 installation media is signed by Microsoft. I have two 3Gb Seagate Ironwolf drives for the other two slots but haven't installed them yet. I have never had to mess with Secure boot when booting to a Windows 10 USB stick.

The server has 4 drive bays and I have populated the first 2 drives bays with Crucial 250Gb SSDs and set them up with the Dynamic Smart Array B140i RAID utility as RAID 1.

One of my schools has recently purchased a refurbished HP Proliant M元0 Gen 9 server on which I have so far totally failed to install Microsoft Server 2019.

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