I have a RAID 0 array of 3 internal hard drives that was working fine until a couple of nights ago, then when I turn on the computer the next day I see the drive is missing.
I've done some research, found the drives are visible in BIOS but in the Windows 10 Disk Management the array is showing up as unallocated and uninitialized. (It does still show up here as a single disk, the full size of the original RAID 0 array.) When I try to initialize I get a message about Cyclic Redundancy Check failing and can't continue. I opened up the desktop and checked the SATA cables too, which all seem fine.
What would be the next step to find out what went wrong and recover the drives? Searching for advice online most resources seem to be half a decade or more old so I was hoping I could get some fresh ideas from you guys. Thanks in advance.
I've done some research, found the drives are visible in BIOS but in the Windows 10 Disk Management the array is showing up as unallocated and uninitialized. (It does still show up here as a single disk, the full size of the original RAID 0 array.) When I try to initialize I get a message about Cyclic Redundancy Check failing and can't continue. I opened up the desktop and checked the SATA cables too, which all seem fine.
What would be the next step to find out what went wrong and recover the drives? Searching for advice online most resources seem to be half a decade or more old so I was hoping I could get some fresh ideas from you guys. Thanks in advance.
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