Since most folk appear to have a software RAID when they install the OS or change the boot drive the RAID contents vanish until they get the drivers installed. Some owners are just that (owners) and will lose everything on RAID.
I think the first step is a few copies of what you can't lose then close that drive.
Bob
I finally got my Windows 7 boot/startup/shutdown/readingmail/scanning etc. working as I like and now am getting signs that the solid state drive I'm using for my C disk is recording errors and needs to be RMA'd. I have nothing but Windows files on C: and have a Raid 1 pair of drives as my file library (pictures/docs etc) and a NAS unit as the archive.
I am wondering what's the least painful way to swap the C: drive without having to reinstall everything.
I have a product called Drive Clone Pro installed that loads at boot time to give an option to restore a partition but I've never used it in that function so am a bit nervous and would appreciate any other options.
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