RAID 0 Problem

[Darsh_84]

Hi, I come to you in desperate times I have 3 Raid 0 on my pc, 1 for the SSD and 2 others for the storage disks. Thing is that using the intel soft I accidentally deleted the RAID that I did not want to delete. Now I want to restore the RAID but I have no idea how! the disks are 2 WD EARX of 2 Tb each, and they are working perfect, almost brand new. My motherboard is an asus rampage iii Formula. Can I rebuild the raid with no data losing? (damn me and one click miss)

 

[blazorthon]

I'm not an expert on RAID, but I doubt that you can fix this. Maybe I'm wrong, but this might be very bad and is proof of why backing up is important.

 

[Darsh_84]

But I did not format or anything, I just "told" the motherboard they were not RAID any more, but since I have no deleted not 1 zero in any drive, its the same motherboard, same everything, why cant I just say "hey see each other again!"

 

[blazorthon]

But I did not format or anything, I just "told" the motherboard they were not RAID any more, but since I have no deleted not 1 zero in any drive, its the same motherboard, same everything, why cant I just say "hey see each other again!"

Can you rebuild the RAID 0 array without losing the data? I'm not sure.

 

[fzabkar]

If all else fails, you could connect the two drives as individual units and then rebuild the RAID using tools such as DMDE (Windows freeware), mdadm (Linux software RAID), or RAID Reconstructor (trialware).

DMDE (DM Disk Editor and Data Recovery):
http://softdm.com/download.html

mdadm:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mdadm
http://neil.brown.name/blog/mdadm

RAID Reconstructor:
http://www.runtime.org/raid.htm