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Windows 7 - re-activating a deleted Volume
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| 11-18-2011 | #1 |
| | re-activating a deleted Volume I have a tower Raid system with 8 2t drives. One of the drives was bad so in Disk manager, I deleted the volume. Now, I'd like to re-add a new drive to replace that one, but Disk manger will not recognize that drive even though I can see it in device manager and I've changed the drive positions in the Raid box. Is there a way to force Disk manger to see a drive again? (same one or different drive?) |
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| 11-18-2011 | #2 |
| | is is rais 5 or raid 1 or 0? hardware raid or software raid? Or was the failed disk just a "simple volume" |
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| 11-18-2011 | #3 |
| | I was simply "stripped" through Disk Manger into on VD. (that was the option in Disk Manger) I haven't gotten to the RAID part yet since I cannot access all the drives. |
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