Restore RAID 0


  1. pop pop
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    Win 7 RC 64-Bit, XP Pro 32-Bit, Suse Linux
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    Restore RAID 0


    Build 7100 x64 RAID 0 with 2xRaptors

    Macrium Reflect

    On the restore process it only lets you select one volume. There are two (one 100meg - I guess MBR - and the other). Do you restore one and then the other to do a full recover?
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  3. SeptimusFry
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    Windows 7/64pro(SSD)
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    Did you resolve the issue? And was this the system drive?
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