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HDD not booting
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Peter Martin
Splendid
- Oct 9, 2014
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If it was in raid configuration and one of them failed you need to fix that with the new drive and reconfigure the raid
I hate raid. Now you will probably have to replace the broken hard drive and reinstall windows
I hate raid. Now you will probably have to replace the broken hard drive and reinstall windows
Peter Martin
Splendid
- Oct 9, 2014
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- 2
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can you post some pics of the pc so i can see? You should be able to get a new HD, same size and type as other, and in bios raid 0 it, and then boot UEFI to USB and install windows
post your full system specifications so we can search google and see how to do it. raid is not even a good solution for most purposes, can I ask why you run it? are you running an Oracle Database or something? There are better ways to join two disks
Reason I hate two drive Raid0, you lose ONE drive, BAM, your dead. I like ONE install drive. if it fails, I can put in another and install windows in 8 minutes via usb, your raid really doesn't buy much in terms of performance gains anyway, hdd or ssd. in short, it is a huge pain in the arse, and doubles your drive costs, increases energy costs as well and repair costs.
post your full system specifications so we can search google and see how to do it. raid is not even a good solution for most purposes, can I ask why you run it? are you running an Oracle Database or something? There are better ways to join two disks
Reason I hate two drive Raid0, you lose ONE drive, BAM, your dead. I like ONE install drive. if it fails, I can put in another and install windows in 8 minutes via usb, your raid really doesn't buy much in terms of performance gains anyway, hdd or ssd. in short, it is a huge pain in the arse, and doubles your drive costs, increases energy costs as well and repair costs.
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