- Feb 22, 2010
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Hi Everyone,
I am using Windows 7 x64 Ultimate, and to protect my data I have performed a backup using the Control Panel > Backup and Restore feature (Back up your programs, system settings, and files).
My backup consist of a System Image of both the operating system itself, and my files.
Currently my computer uses a RAID0 array which consists of 2 x Samsung Solid State Drives, initial results from the array were very impressive.
Today (a couple of weeks short of two years later) the results of the same test are still very impressive, though admittedly there are not longer any results which exceed 1 Gigabit / second!
However despite the 'mighty' results above I am starting to have some doubts about the integrity of the array.
With regard to my backup (which resides on a separate hard drive) I am specifically wondering if I can restore the Windows Backup to a none RAID drive and expect my computer to work?
Any advice here will be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Davo
I am using Windows 7 x64 Ultimate, and to protect my data I have performed a backup using the Control Panel > Backup and Restore feature (Back up your programs, system settings, and files).
My backup consist of a System Image of both the operating system itself, and my files.
Currently my computer uses a RAID0 array which consists of 2 x Samsung Solid State Drives, initial results from the array were very impressive.
Today (a couple of weeks short of two years later) the results of the same test are still very impressive, though admittedly there are not longer any results which exceed 1 Gigabit / second!
However despite the 'mighty' results above I am starting to have some doubts about the integrity of the array.
With regard to my backup (which resides on a separate hard drive) I am specifically wondering if I can restore the Windows Backup to a none RAID drive and expect my computer to work?
Any advice here will be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Davo
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