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Ugh. I'm a dummy. I had to update the enclosure's firmware and *then* unraid was able to see it via Unassigned Devices. And then the share was in the /media directory. I'll learn a little at a time. Thank you for answering! I really appreciate you taking the time.

I used an old computer to try out unraid with two WD Red 8TB drives. I liked it so much that I bought a new computer and two WD Red Plus 14TB drives. I built it but took out the 8TB drives because I planned to put them in an old Synology box to gift to a coworker. However, I want to copy files off of the drives. I bought an external enclosure ( https://sabrent.com/collections/hard-drive-accessories/products/ec-dflt ) but Windows shows nothing and unraid shows the drive (Unassigned Devices plugin) but only seems to allow me to format them? One was used as a parity drive, the other as a regular drive. Not sure which is which but neither works on Windows or unraid. How do I copy the files to my current unraid server?

Ugh. I feel dumb. Right before you posted, I went back in to check settings and tried disabling the internal graphics and that seemed to do it. Sorry for taking up your time!

I'm willing to bet that I have some BIOS settings wrong, but I have no idea what I'm doing wrong here. I have a brand new machine I've built - Fratcal 804 case with a B760M AORUS ELITE AX with Intel 13500 CPU and 64 gigs of DDR5 ram. Two WD Red Plus 14 TB drives and a Samsung 980 Pro 1 TB drive. I have a Tesla P4 in the main pci-e slot and a temporary crappy Zotac GPU in the second slot while I try to install. It's currently stuck at: i915 enabling device (0006 -> 0007) Previously, before I changed some BIOS settings, it displayed something about, ahhh... SATA.... UDMA/133 ...? It was listed 4 times. Is there a guide for BIOS settings or anything? I'm on the most recent (4/28) BIOS update for the motherboard.