The drive won't acknowledge as a drivespec on my Win 7 PC. Seems that one of its two 500Gb drives is making quite a bit of noise. It sounds like a very worn bearing. I opened the case, and running the drives independently found one to be noisy, not so the other. I'd love to be able to mount the drive pair (first choice), but wonder if any one can suggest how to recognize the individual drives. Is the data written across both drives, or is one drive a copy of the other? Not sure how to proceed. Thanks
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