Unless you have the F6 mass storage drivers it will never boot again and it will never install windows again. If you need data from the drives you need a USB adapter for each piece to see if anything can be recovered. If you dont need to recover any data then you can remove the M2. Set AHCI Boot from OEM System builder DVD and install 10 on the HDD. Then Remove HDD Put M2 back and install with F6 Driver that depends on the specific drive you have. RAID/IRST/IRRT requires F6 mass storage drivers. This is not a soundbyte press enter 5 times single reboot Ronco Set and Forget. You need to F2 turn secure boot OFF and prepare for reinstall F12 booting from DVD or USB flash drive. There are ZERO soft fixes and repairs without known working bootable media.  There are ZERO soft fixes for physically bad drives. [URL] RAID is INTEL RST IRRT and F6 Drivers are required. [URL] [URL]   ALL drives ALL models larger than 120 gig and made after 2011 are ADVANCED FORMAT and F6 Mass storage drivers are REQUIRED for RAID install.  M2 PCI-E DRIVES always REQUIRE the F6 driver because the AHCI driver in windows will not "SEE" an M2 PCI-E drive.   M2  SATA Drives have 2 notches because they are AHCI SATA not PCI-E. [URL] SATA M2 Drive can be placed in 2.5 inch SATA enclosure [URL] PCI-E M2 requires different adapter. [URL] [IMAGE]2 keys is SATA NOT PCI-E      
When I turn on my computer it stays on the Dell logo with spinning dots for a few minutes. Then I get an error with. 0xc00000e [IMAGE]   Dell XPS 8930 I have been gone for a few weeks computer has been turned off. But before I left I left it shutting down doing updates.  This is a new system purchased last month. I sent an email to Dell last week and got no response. A friend of mine I am using his computer and Internet logged in my account. He also has an account here we do not want to reinstall the OS just yet. We are in the process of running diagnostics. I ram them last week and got an error. Cannot remember the error.
XPS 8930, Boot error 0xc00000e