- Jan 31, 2009
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I have had a RAID volume for a couple of years on my desktop. Recently I dusted out my computer and disconnected the hard drives from the motherboard (ASRock Z77 Extreme4). Of course I forgot the order of the hard drives. After the BIOS boot I get the notification It has failed to create the RAID volume.
Since it was a long time ago I also don't remember what raid configuration it was, but I remember half the HD volume was the backup volume.
I already tried to recover the data with RAID Reconstruct (Runtime). But after analyze I get the error: The result is not significant. Currently I'm running the RAID probe, but this takes a long time.
I also tried UFS Explorer Professional Recovery and just try some combinations but didn't succeed.
My question: Is there a way to find out what raid settings I had and the drive order?
These are my 4 drives:
http://i.imgur.com/sW8ExmR.png
Since it was a long time ago I also don't remember what raid configuration it was, but I remember half the HD volume was the backup volume.
I already tried to recover the data with RAID Reconstruct (Runtime). But after analyze I get the error: The result is not significant. Currently I'm running the RAID probe, but this takes a long time.
I also tried UFS Explorer Professional Recovery and just try some combinations but didn't succeed.
My question: Is there a way to find out what raid settings I had and the drive order?
These are my 4 drives:
http://i.imgur.com/sW8ExmR.png
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