Windows 10: Windows 10 Installer not recognizing RAID 0 SSD

I have a Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 PHN16-72,I put 2 1tb NVMe SSDs in RAID-0 from an old computer and when I tried to install windows 10 from an install USB made from media kiton a win10 computerI don't see anything on the install locationwhere to install win10 screen.when I boot with Ubuntu it recognizes the SSDs perfectly and I am able to format themI tried NTFS and FAT32.The website doesn't let me upload photos

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Windows 10 Raid 0

Before my Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit Installation, I went into my Motherboard's BIOS and set my two 2TB hard drives in Raid 0 formation. After my Windows 10 Installation, "this computer" sees my "C" drive as only 2TB. Windows 10 should recognize my Raid 0 "C"
drive capacity as 4TB. Why is windows 10 listing my "C" drive as 2TB? Windows 10 should have spanned the Installation across my two hard drives in RAID 0 formation. Did Windows 10 install only onto one hard drive? How can I correct this Windows Installation
to span across my two Seagate SSHD hard drives in RAID 0 formation?

 

Windows Raid 0, how to save?

Both drives with the Raid 0 have not failed. The 3rd drive, the SSD, failed with the windows system on it. If the Raid info is saved on the raid drives then it should be recognized by another windows 10 if I reinstall it on a new system drive. The question
is can the Raid 0 survive if the Windows 10 system drive fails?

 

Windows Raid 0, how to save?

I have a computer I built with a 1TB SSD on the motherboard my windows was loaded on. I have two drives set up as Raid 0 through Windows 10 with important data on them that isn't fully backed up.

The SSD appears to have gone bad with my Windows on it, preventing the computer from restarting. I have tried to repair the windows install but it can't recognize the drive any longer.

If I install windows on another drive in the computer, will Windows recognize my original Raid 0 configuration on the two Raid 0 drives connected to the computer so I can get the data off?