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Asmera,

I would start with running diagnostics on the server. After that I would check the following;

1. Check RAID Configuration:

   • Ensure that the RAID array is correctly configured and that the virtual disk is initialized. You can access the RAID controller configuration by pressing Ctrl + R during the boot process.

2. Verify Boot Order:

   • Enter the BIOS settings by pressing F2 during boot.
   • Navigate to the Boot Settings and ensure that the RAID controller is set as the primary boot device. If necessary, adjust the boot order to prioritize the RAID controller.

3. Rebuild RAID Array:

   • If the RAID array is degraded or not functioning properly, you may need to rebuild it. This can be done through the RAID controller's management interface.
   • Ensure all physical disks are healthy and properly connected.

4. Check for Firmware Updates:

   • Ensure that the RAID controller firmware is up to date. You can download the latest firmware from Dell's support website and apply it using the Lifecycle Controller or iDRAC.

5. Inspect Boot Configuration:

   • If the issue persists, check the boot configuration in the RAID controller's BIOS. Make sure the virtual disk is set as the bootable device.
   • You can also try using the One-Time Boot Menu by pressing F12 during boot and manually selecting the RAID controller.

6. Operating System Issues:

   • If the RAID configuration is correct but the error persists, there might be an issue with the Windows Boot Manager. You can try repairing the Windows installation using a bootable Windows installation media.
   • Boot from the Windows installation media, select Repair your computer, and follow the prompts to repair the boot configuration.

Let me know what you see, and if this helps.