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  If this is not the case, if your system must be set to RAID and you have nothing else to try.

  to download windows 8.1 media:

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  The problem I encounter is due to AHCI HARD drive setting and only after WOL.

  If you do not use AHCI 3, 4 & 5 will be AHCI / IDE HDD SATA not.

  You can change the BIOS setting followed steps below:
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  2. go to the "Device" option, make sure that "Enable the SATA AHCI" change to "disable"(if you don't use AHCI, pls ignore this step).
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  and ensure that the IDE HDD: is not in the section 'Excluded from the boot order' to [Auto] sequence start screen.
  5. press "3" to enter "start screen for sequence [error],
  and make sure that the IDE HDD: is not in the section 'Excluded from the boot order' on-screen of start sequence [error].
  6. press "F10" to save and exit the setting.

  Make sure that the HARD drive is not in the list of the excluded for all 3 optios. Primary, automatice & error.

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  BIOS AHCI and just for fun, let's see if you make your own regular install of W7 disc works.

  Use the product key on the PC to enter and do not activate.  Just to see if you do not get this error.

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  Sorry I should have mentioned that I also tried both UEFI and legacy.

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