Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

In your earlier message you said it is recommended to make images of the disks, I suppose if something goes wrong you just recreate the disks from the images and try again to fix the array... I do have additional storage to make such big images of the 1TB hard disks of the raid array, but with what ...

In your earlier message you said it is recommended to make images of the disks, I suppose if something goes wrong you just recreate the disks from the images and try again to fix the array... I do have additional storage to make such big images of the 1TB hard disks of the raid array, but with what ...

Thank you for your answer. I will definitely not be doing any initializing! :) Will this solution help restore the array to a healthy state, or help me access the data so that I copy them elsewhere?

Also, I read somewhere that you can go to the raid setup in the bios, reset all the array disks to ...

Today and without doing messing with the hard disks, one more disk dropped out of the array, however the 2 logical drives came back with their proper size, although empty and inaccesible because it says they are RAW...

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I have a 4x1TB Raid 5 array. One of the hard disks started showing a yellow warning sign, so I replaced it today and the array rebuilt was successful. However a couple of hours one of the other disks dropped out of the array, Windows 7 found it as a new hard disk, and after that the logical drives ...