How do i show mirror in win7?


  1. south91
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    How do i show mirror in win7?


    Hello
    Whether in the form of Windows software, this feature is that if we have two disk
    For example, one of the drives and disk drive 0 with one of the disc 1 are mirror.
    disk 0 if the is corrupted for any reason. Data from one come up?
    How can I show it in vmWare?
    Thanks
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  3. south91
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    I have two disks (disk zero. Disc One)
    And forty-gigabyte hard drive as I mirror created.
    When I turn off zero disk. How about the disk 1 to bring one up?
    What settings should I do?
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