Guys i need help


  1. Ted Striker
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    Windows vista 32 but i have a copy win 7 64bit
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    Guys i need help


    This computer is about a year old i have 2 640gb harddrives in raid 0 i have just bought win 7 64bit and 2 more 640gb drives plus a ssd that i would like to put my os on that ssd so i will go with a ssd for windows 7 64 then go from a raid 0 to a raid 0+1 would window see the other stuff on the older drives this is a
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  3. Golden
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    Windows 10 Pro x64 ; Xubuntu x64
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    Hi Ted,

    I'm not really sure what you are asking, but this is my interpretation:

    1. OS on SSD - answer is YES
    2. Existing RAID0 to RAID0+1

    For question 2, I believe the answer is NO. You will need to backup up all data off the existing RAID0, then break the RAID, reformat the used drives, then rebuild the RAID, and restore the backed-up data back to your new RAID.

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