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Help With RAID 1 please
Can you post what you did to get it working fine Pro2010? It might help others in similar situations.- MDEnce
- Post #11
- Forum: PC hardware - Hard drive issues
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Am I toast?
OK I was finally able to delete the array that was created when I installed my new drive and add it to the old array. It's re-building now, and hopefully when I get home tonight it will be done. Before I rebuilt the array I tried the "RAID Reconstructor" that Freestone suggested - but only got...- MDEnce
- Post #10
- Forum: PC hardware - Hard drive issues
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Am I toast?
goombawaho - thanks for the insight :P Freestone - Disk Management does see the RAID array but as unallocated, and it wants me to format it to make it accessible in Windows (which would delete all the date on the drives).- MDEnce
- Post #6
- Forum: PC hardware - Hard drive issues
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Am I toast?
rclark250 - thanks for the input. Unfortunately the manual is woefully deficient when it comes to the RAID portion of the chipset, and if I go into the RAID config from boot up, it wants me to create a new RAID array - can't see how to add the new drive without killing what I have. However...- MDEnce
- Post #3
- Forum: PC hardware - Hard drive issues
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Am I toast?
Here's my situation. I have an ASUS M3N-HT Deluxe MB and 4 Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB SATA Hard Drives in an on board RAID 1 + 0 array, plus an old Maxtor 320 GB IDE drive that I was using as a boot drive. It had system commander on it, and Vista Home Premium and Win 7 all in 32 & 64 bit flavors...- MDEnce
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