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10-08-2007, 12:10 PM
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Help
My system wouldn't boot up, so I did a full reformat, and now this message comes up
"A drive in a RAID 0 Volume is failing. Try to back up data immediately." What does this mean, and I don't have any important data on the comp anymore, so what's going on? 
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10-08-2007, 01:36 PM
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Re: Help
Pretty much what it says, and with it being a RAID 0, thats very very very very bad. RAID 0 is a no no in almost every respect. Very few instances where you should use it. If one drive in a RAID 0 fails, the entire RAID array is dead, for good, until the drive is replaced.
You will need to replace the drive the tools determine is bad and reformat/rebuild Windows again. But first I'd make sure that all of the BIOS/Firmwares are up to date for the hard drives themselves as well as the RAID controller you're using.
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10-08-2007, 01:40 PM
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Re: Help
[ QUOTE ]
Pretty much what it says, and with it being a RAID 0, thats very very very very bad. RAID 0 is a no no in almost every respect. Very few instances where you should use it. If one drive in a RAID 0 fails, the entire RAID array is dead, for good, until the drive is replaced. [/ QUOTE ] I think the important distinction is that all data is lost immediately with a single drive failure in RAID 0.
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