SSD and RAID 0+1 to a SSD and Single Volume

johnkyr

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I'd like to convert my RAID 0+1 array to a single HDD drive but situation is more complicated because:

SSD drive is holding Windows 7-64bit plus very few programs
RAID is main Documents storage plus rest of the Programs.

Is it possible to convert RAID to a single drive and keep windows installation intact?

Thanks,
Ioannis
 

USAFRet

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Just create an Image of that HDD RAID thing off to another drive.
Recreate on a different, non-RAID drive.

Or, seeing as this is merely a secondary drive, you might be able to just do a Copy to another drive, swap drive letters around, and carry on.
The OS being on the SSD should not care.

But you can't just convert it in place.
 

johnkyr

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Thank you for your reply.

The My Documents folder and many of the installed programs are on the RAID. Is this a problem?

Also the OS now has integrated by installation, RAID drivers for this array. If I replace the array with a single drive, even with the same Drive letter, will it be OK?

Ioannis