How do I resetup radi 0 disks after new instalation of w7 64bit...


  1. daverabbs
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    How do I resetup radi 0 disks after new instalation of w7 64bit...


    Hi my system disk went down, beside that I had two disks in raid 0 whera I have most of my data... the raid 0 was setup in computer/manage and then in w7 these disks were configured for raid 0,
    Now I have new install, and the disks dont work no more in raid 0 after the new installation,
    is it possible to reconfigure the so I mantain their data?
    thank you..
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  3. karlsnooks
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    MS Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit
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    your data is gone.
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