Hi,
I currently have a RAID5 array utilising three x 4TB HDD's on an ASUS Prime Z270-AR.
I now want to return these drives to three non-RAID drives. My data has been moved off the RAID volume onto a back up HDD, and my OS sits on an SSD so I'm not worried about the data on the RAID drive(s).
What I need to know is how do I break (unRAID) these drives so they can be used as normal drives again.
And I know you will want to know how I implemented the RAID in the first instance, trouble is I'm not completely sure! It was such a hassle. I tried the on board raid but think in the end I did something via the Windows command (run) prompt.
Cheers,
Pete
Windows 10 Home 64bit
ASUS Prime Z270-AR
I currently have a RAID5 array utilising three x 4TB HDD's on an ASUS Prime Z270-AR.
I now want to return these drives to three non-RAID drives. My data has been moved off the RAID volume onto a back up HDD, and my OS sits on an SSD so I'm not worried about the data on the RAID drive(s).
What I need to know is how do I break (unRAID) these drives so they can be used as normal drives again.
And I know you will want to know how I implemented the RAID in the first instance, trouble is I'm not completely sure! It was such a hassle. I tried the on board raid but think in the end I did something via the Windows command (run) prompt.
Cheers,
Pete
Windows 10 Home 64bit
ASUS Prime Z270-AR
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